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Statement necklace featuring large red beads hand-embroidered on to felt, embellished with black seed beads, finished with a red satin ribbon.
The ribbon measures 22" on each side but can be tied as you like to achieve the length you desire.
The necklace width is 6.5" and the length is 2".
Marina City is one of the most prominent skyscrapers along the Chicago River, and remains to this day a bold, timeless statement on Chicago architecture.
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For a bold and dramatic statement, go for Tribe earrings that are inspired by the rich tribal heritage of our country. In fact, tribal-inspired earrings is one accessory that is evergreen and versatile in its appeal. One can match it with Indian or western wear and even style it casually or even with festive attire. The distinct quality of tribal earrings from Tribe is that every single piece is intricately handcrafted and has unmatched detailing in its motifs. Indeed a jewellery box must have!
Flowers, fish, peacocks, charms, lotus, crescent, paisley, embossed figurines, gods and goddesses along with geometric patterns sit happily in oxidized silver or silver-plated alloy for an antique old-world charm. We also have some quirky tribal styles in collaboration with Masaba Gupta. Our Shiva-inspired collection features designs like serpent, nandi, dagger and mantra earrings taken from the repertoire of imagery associated with one of the most loved and revered gods in India. Many of tribal earrings in our collection are embellished with gemstones, enamel work, mirrors or coloured glass. A few styles have hair chains added for a more stunning effect.
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@ The Note on 01/27/07, part of the Emergenza Battle of the Bands. They are my friends - fifthdisc.blogspot.com
Statement Bijoux Fashion Charms Rhinestone Earrings Candy Color Crystal Gem Stud Earrings Women Jewelry Brincos
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PLEASE READ:
All images in this album are displayed for sample purposes only.
If you would like to purchase or license this image, please contact bryantan@berkeley.edu
March 4, 6:30pm-8:30pm
CounterPULSE @ 80 Turk, SF
Concept by Jeanne Pfeffer
Facilitated by Jeanne Pfefer, Rakemon O'Arwisters, Photography Curator,
San Francisco Airport Museum and Charles Slender, Choreographer and director of FACT-SF
The majority of the work in this portfolio consists of a two week project I am currently working on which stems from the idea of reproduction and repetition explored in my 56 Davids piece, where I photocopied a photocopy of a photocopy until it was reduced to a blank piece of paper. It is based on the idea that reproduction isn’t replication, but rather an alteration of the original, and that the process of reproducing something over and over again results in a final outcome with none of the meaning or concept of the original. The blank piece of paper as an isolated piece has no meaning at all. This generated ideas for my project on the reduction of words and concepts, in particular, silence. So far I have made electronic instruments, time based installations and performative works in the short space of time allocated for this brief project.
I’m interested in working with office machinery, especially printers and photocopiers, because of their primary function to complete the impossible task of replication. My experimentation with building a synthesizer that worked by translating light data from the environment it is placed in led to me working with sound and the concept of silence or lack of. The book Silence by Toby Kamps and the visual art of John Cage has helped me in visualising a concept which is based within sound and directing it into performative and installation works.
Inspired by In The Heights and the wonders of diaspora. Created for the communication design elective at Washington University in St. Louis.
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On November 11, one hundred high school seniors, with support from ninety-one volunteers, produced vivid, compelling personal statements at West Adams Preparatory High School.
Photographs courtesy of Jorge Segura.
My best childhood memory is not having to pay bills.
Typeface: VAG
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Inquiry Statement: How can photographic composition represent and emphasize the ways mathematics appears in “the real world”, even where one may not expect it?
Materials:
Fujifilm X-T50 camera
Standard lens
Lightroom Classic
Photoshop
Idea:
This resembles a rose curve, a symmetrical curvy path that needs polar coordinates to graph.
Process:
Due to overcast sky, I underexposed the structure so it would contrast more. I also cropped out a small corner of a random building that was poking a little bit into the bottom left space.
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Materials: Fujifilm X-T50 camera, Standard lens, Lightroom Classic, Photoshop
Idea:
This resembles a rose curve, a symmetrical curvy path that needs polar coordinates to graph.
Process: Underexposed the structure to contrast more against the overcast sky. Photoshopped out distractions.