Nana Kawamura: Golden Scars

Deadline:

11 August
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August 29
Woolloongabba Art Gallery

Golden Scars explores the relationship between the Japanese art of Kintsugi and Friedrich Nietzsche’s philosophy of self-overcoming. Kawamura reflects on repairing what has been broken and transforming past inner conflict into a source of resilience and strength.

The exhibition considers how accepting our imperfections and experiences can become an act of rebuilding — creating something stronger while protecting the values that matter most.

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