Emily jenne (2 resultados)

Limited edition 1 of 5. Seventy Two unbound, translucent pages feature images of pebbles and stones plucked from East Village streets lettered with nostalgia-inducing candy names. The title, (a conflation of Printed Actual Size and Existential Sugar Baby Questions) struggles to answer adult questions with childhood answers. Frustration ensues. Featuring Fifth Avenue, Dum Dums, Swedish Fish, Big Hunk, Good News Bar, Nut Roll, Smarties, Bit-O-Honey, Sugar Daddies, Sugar Babies, Mary Janes and many, many more. 1 cm. closed tear to wrapper. Archival vellum, foil tape, MRE bag. Near fine.…

ONE OF A KIND. New York's Chinatown has long had dedicated joss paper shops, and in the last decade many of them have expanded from traditional "hell money" into playful, hyper-modern spirit offerings - luxery brands, gadgets, and Western currencies reimagined for the afterlife. For Chinese and Chinese-American families, these papers remain integral to solemn rites such as funerals, ancestor birthdays, Qingming, and Ghost Month, where burning them signifies care, duty, and remembrance. Jenne's works reinterpret this living tradition through her own sculptural vision. Gampi paper, flashe, sign painters enamel, metal leaf. Fine.…