Colibri is a transparent plastic collection, light and aerial, with forms oscillating between botanical and underwater worlds. Made from recycled plastic bottle, this collection draws attention to the need to reduce and recycle our plastic waste… look here for the effect on the Ocean, also all around Jamaica.
Collaborative environ-mental performance @ National Gallery (Jamaica) | Jamaica Biennial 2014 | December 14 2014 Nature takes years to grow. Human only need minutes to destroy it. There is no « Undo » button when it comes to the environment. Pictures by The Girl and the Magpie (except the 15th by F.-X. Morin) Lire la suite…
LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH collaborative performanceNATIONAL GALLERY – JAMAICA BIENNIAL 2014Su. 14th Dec 2014 – during official opening, around 2pm With HANS DE MAN (sound), NEILA EBANKS, KIM-LEE CAMPBELL, PAUL NEWMAN, TRISTAN RODNEY, KAYON WRAY (dance) and THE GIRL AND THE MAGPIE (jewelry) The idea ? Nature takes years to grow trees, build fertile soil, develop reefs, etc … humans only need minutes Lire la suite…
Jewellery dancing performance, collaboration with Neila Ebanks (eNKompan.E), Kim-Lee Campbell, Paul Newman, Tristan Rodney for the dance, Hans De Man for the music and The Girl and the Magpie for the concept and jewelery – Redbones Café – KOTE 2014 (Kingston on the Edge – Urban Art Festival) – 20/06/2014 Lire la suite…
in the frame of KINGSTON ON THE EDGE (Urban Art Festival) PERFORMANCE : “Love is not enough” RedBones Cafe (1 Argyle Rd Kgn 10) June 20 2014 – Opening Night from 8.00pm “Love is not enough” A collaborative dance performance putting nature’s fragility into the spotlight, expressing the necessity to Lire la suite…
3 new rings for the « Fragile Jamaica » collection: cactus, coral, shell and brass / 3 nouvelles bagues pour la collection « Fragile Jamaica »: bois de cactus, coquillage, corail et laiton
Click on picture for full size. Une occasion de parler de la fragilité de l’équilibre naturel de la Jamaïque et de la nécessité de sa préservation, dans un pays où on jette encore beaucoup par terre (« ça donne du boulot à quelqu’un » et/ou « ca se dégradera tout seul »), où il Lire la suite…
