Kitch Fish Earrings

Anne Bowman

Kitch Fish Earrings

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I wanted to find a use for these soy sauce containers, which otherwise go to landfill, and, ironically, probably in the ocean, at times. With that in mind I have collected them over the years. I finally resolved on turning them into artworks, with other objects and jewellery. I paint them up and assemble them, ready to wear as 'Kitch Fish - from the kitchen to you... I was inspired by colourful, perhaps a tad kitsch, fish earrings from the flamboyant 1980s...

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