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Jewellery Materials and Design
Undergraduate
Project
Xiaorui Wang
Hope
Jewellery Materials and Design
Undergraduate
Hope

Oscar Wilde once said, “Living is the rarest thing in the world, most people just exist, that’s all.” So, what do people see as the definition of the term ‘living’? Is the hope of life considered alive? But hope is too illusory. After all, it has no entity, because everyone’s hope is different.

Xiaorui Wang’s complex brooch shows a star representing hope, surrounded by trees like thorns within the heart of a shell with a broken door in which it aims to escape. This represents the hope to live a life of happiness and freedom. She says:

“In today’s world, the pressure on people’s lives is too great. We often look to find mistakes to correct in ourselves to become stronger individuals, but sometimes we forget to give ourselves encouragement. Grow from the thorn. Forget pruning. Don’t be entangled by the memories of the past. The heart is suppressed by the cruel reality but is breaking through the pressure to freedom. Even though it is hurt by the thorns, hope breaks through the past to meet a better future.”

Hope
Silver, wood, 6 x 3x 3.5cm, 2021
Hope
Silver, wood, 6 x 3 x 3.5cm, 2021
Hope
Silver, wood, 6 x 3x 3.5cm, 2021
Hope
Silver, wood, 6 x 3x 3.5cm, 2021
Hope - XIAORUI WANG
Silver, wood, 6 x 3x 3.5cm, 2021
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