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A material exploration...
 María Elissa GayosoPlastic Bottles (PET) |  María Elissa GayosoPlastic Bottles (PET) |  Marie Melgoza Martíneztetrapack |  Marie Melgoza Martíneztetrapack |
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 Fernando MoralesBond Paper |  Saúl MartínezYoghurt bottles (plastic) |  Saúl MartínezYoghurt Bottles (plastic) |  Pamela VásquezPlastic Straws |
 Alexa PérezDVD disks |  Alexa PérezDVD disks |  Montserrat MercadoBeer plastic rings |  Montserrat MercadoBeer plastic rings |
 Montserrat MercadoBeer plastic rings |  Katia Ivonne PortugalDVD disks |  Juan Salvador JarquínPlastic straws |  Juan Salvador JarquínPlastic straws |
 Karlo BauzaCupcake holders (waxed paper) |  Raquel AguilarPlastic bags |  Raquel AguilarPlastic bags |  Manuel CruzFloppy Disks |
 Manuel CruzFloppy disks |  Edgar GonzálezTetrapack |  Emannuel MéndezGuitar Strings |  Jessica JiménezPlastic bottles (PET) |
 Jessica JiménezPlastic bottles (PET) |  Patricia MoraFabric leftovers (cotton) |  Carolina ParraVideo Tape (VHS) |  José Luiz MéndezCan tabs (soda) |
 Moises Pintoplastic caps (water bottles) |  Moises Pintoplastic caps (water bottles) |  Jessica GálvezPlastic Bottles (PET) |  Jessica GálvezPlastic Bottles (PET) |
 Esmeralda RiveraPlastic Bottles (PET) |  Victor NolascoCan tabs (soda) |
Sep-Jan 2015-16. The class goal was to make a piece of contemporary jewelry from waste materials that are considered useless outside the creative realm. A dialogue between the maker and the material is enabled through a process of profound research and experimentation. Understanding the possibilities of the material to be transformed into an out of the ordinary body ornament was central to the success of the work. I feel very proud that some of them were able to develop their own personal exchange with the material.
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