The relationship between object and tradition – Eszter Kain’s ‘St. Lucy’s chair’ handbag
Date: 2022.03.08
A large part of Eszter Kain’s works is centred around the reinterpretation of traditions and traditional forms.
A large part of Eszter Kain’s works is centred around the reinterpretation of traditions and traditional forms. Her earlier research focused on the act of mending items, moribund professions related to mending, and the importance of appreciation. Her ‘St. Lucy’s chair’ project highlights several intriguing correlations in this regard. The burning of St. Lucy’s chair forms part of the traditions surrounding St. Lucy’s Day. The appearance and functionality of the three-module handbag reflects on the same tradition.
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