Constructed Not Mined | A Counter-Archive of Value
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Luisa Casati: the body as artwork, life as construction
Luisa Casati understood something for which the twentieth century had not yet found a language: that identity is not only lived, but also staged. Long before artists claimed the body...
Wangechi Mutu — Cyclical Time
Wangechi Mutu is a Kenyan-born artist whose work moves between collage, sculpture, installation, film and performance. Across these forms, the female body is never treated as a passive image. In...
Sung Tieu — Silent Resistance
When silence is not absence, but pressure Sung Tieu does not work with grand gestures, heroic slogans or loud protest. Her resistance lies in precision, in silence, in documents, in...
Post-Colonial Gold — A Living Lexicon
transforms the visual and material language of female artists into values that can be carried into daily life.
The collection does not use artists as illustrations, but as epistemological anchors. Their work opens alternative systems of value in which body, earth, material, memory, care, rupture, ritual, resistance, and repair become central.
Each ring functions as a wearable interface: a sculptural object that connects art, value, body, and public space. Presented both in the metaverse and as wearable sculpture, the collection makes art knowledge accessible, intimate, and portable.