CONVERSATION PIECES
FRAGMENTS OF HISTORY
Sculptural Ceramic Necklace
A long sculptural necklace composed of five blue-and-white ceramic fragments, each individually set into a hand-finished silver-toned frame and mounted along a black strap made from repurposed Amsterdam bicycle inner tube.
The fragments retain their original patterns, surfaces and irregular edges. Positioned at intervals along the necklace, they remain clearly visible as individual elements within a restrained, graphic composition.
A unique ID and QR code connect the object directly to the artwork and the history from which it emerged.
Handmade and unique.
BEYOND THE FREEPORT — ISSUE 02: ARTEMISIA GENTILESCHI
This Conversation Piece is linked to Artemisia Gentileschi’s Self-Portrait as a Female Martyr (c. 1613–1614).
Through its unique ID and QR code, the object opens access to the work itself and to the wider history surrounding it. Within BEYOND THE FREEPORT, dispersed, inaccessible and overlooked works are brought back into view.
DISCOVER THE IMMERSIVE EXHIBITION
Discover works by Artemisia Gentileschi brought together within an immersive space.
Specifications
Collection: Conversation Pieces
Material: Ceramic fragments / silver-toned settings / repurposed Amsterdam bicycle inner tube
Colour: Blue / White / Silver / Black
Dimensions: Long length
Weight: [to be added]
Number of ceramic fragments: 5
Closure / fitting: Slip-on necklace
Finish: Hand-crafted; variations, irregularities and traces in the ceramic are integral to the object
Edition: Unique piece
Unique ID: Included
QR code: Included
Care
Avoid prolonged contact with water, perfume and chemical products. Store separately and clean gently with a soft, dry cloth.
The ceramic fragments retain their original surfaces and irregular edges and should be handled with care.
Packaging & Shipping
Protective packaging included. Certificate of uniqueness, unique ID and QR code included.
Dispatch: 1–3 business days
Estimated delivery: 3–7 business days
International shipping: Available
Tracking: Provided after dispatch
Wear it. Start a conversation. Pass it on.
WHAT WE DON'T SEE, WE CANNOT REMEMBER.
