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  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
  • Coveted comb set II-Julia Bonich-APOC STORE
julia bonich

£75.00

£75.00

coveted comb set ii

coveted comb set ii

£75.00

£75.00

In stock

Stock Status: in stock

Coveted comb set by Julia Bonich.

Materials: Pewter

* The second side is identical. Irregularities and imperfections are part of the production process. Do not expose to heat.

Sizing

11 x 5.5 x 1 cm

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EU: £15
Global: £25

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About Julia Bonich

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A visual artist, Julia Bonich works on our intimate relationship with the bedroom and its ritualized composition, romanticizing everyday life, raising slumber sanctuaries and princess sets for claimed « gynaeceum ». Julia's work is imbued with a baroque Disney aesthetic, inherited from the world of overconsumption and its fantasies. Based in Marseille, she builds domestic artefacts and fragments of the collective unconscious, elevating the anecdotal and the ornamental as emancipatory motifs and timeless witnesses to various eras and conventions.
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