NARRATIVES OF THE SUBTLE BODY
Based in Melbourne (Naarm), my current practice investigates the subtle body as a spiritual-physical system via the framework of Tantra and Hatha Yoga. Through the process of lost wax casting using non-precious and precious materials, I attempt to make the invisible, visible.
Jewellery is more than adornment and a symbol of status and my practice investigates ways to communicate something that is challenging to comprehend and present a visual representation of the subtle body for contemplation. As my practice continues to unfurl, I also want to encourage questions about value—value of the body and value surrounding the materials I use.
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Jyoti Murray