Konstfack was founded in 1844 and is Sweden's largest art university, focusing on art, design, and craft. The Bachelor's program in Jewelry and Corpus: Ädellab is centered around knowledge areas rooted in gold and silversmithing. During this year’s Stockholm Craft Week, Konstfack is partnering with the Tekniska Museet for an exhibition collaboration.
Oskar HammarPhoto: Oskar Hammar
Inspired by the exhibition Hyper Human at Tekniska Museet, ten students from Jewellery and Corpus: Ädellab at Konstfack present an exhibition on body, technology and identity. Through the lens of contemporary jewellery, the works explore where the physical body begins and ends in a digitally driven society, and how the future might renegotiate the boundaries and power dynamics between human and machine. The exhibition Body Double serves as an invitation to view jewellery not merely as a physical extension of the body, but as a precision-crafted tool for reflecting on the future of humanity.
Konstfack – Smycke & Corpus: Ädellab Konstfack Tekniska Museet
c/o Tekniska Museet, Museivägen 7, Stockholm
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155 SEK per person
Konstfack – Smycke & Corpus: Ädellab Konstfack Tekniska Museet
In connection with the exhibition Body Double, guided tours will be offered. The exhibition invites viewers to consider jewelry not merely as a physical extension of the body, but as a meticulously crafted tool for reflecting on the future of humanity.
Konstfack – Smycke & Corpus: Ädellab Konstfack Tekniska Museet
c/o Tekniska Museet, Museivägen 7, Stockholm
See on map
155 SEK per person
Konstfack – Smycke & Corpus: Ädellab Konstfack Tekniska Museet
