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18 Mar 2026 - 30 Jun 2026 |
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9:00AM (Wed) |
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Hong Kong Literature Collection Hub, 1/F, University Library, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
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Free admission |
During the Renaissance (14th – 17th centuries), European jewelry transformed from symbols of status into intricate masterpieces, shining as a true "golden age" of craftsmanship. From the Golden Fleece to the Peregrina pearl, along with badges, signet rings, and watches on chains, European Renaissance jewelry has captured the imagination of both collectors and jewelers, inspiring numerous revival movements in the 18th and 19th centuries. This period truly marked a cultural and artistic revolution. Thanks to these influences, a refined and sophisticated style emerged and spread across Europe in the 16th century, continuing to inspire jewelers long after. Join our talk to appreciate the intricate ornaments that adorn paintings, sculptures, and regal figures—those timeless designs have become part of pop culture and global iconography.
Origin from Tai Shan, Guangdong Province. Born in Hong Kong in 1947. Graduated from Hong Kong University. Then studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and the École du Louvre in Paris. Resides in France from 1977 onwards. Has held solo and group exhibitions across Europe, Asia, USA and Canada. Continuously publishes literary works in Hong Kong, Taiwan, mainland China and elsewhere.
Authored in Chinese : fourteen collection of essays, short stories, poetry, and children fiction. Authored In French : Four illustrated poetry collections and one graphical novel. In recent years, she focuses on integrating poetry and painting.
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