Verena Sieber-Fuchs, Cutting patterns, necklace
Verena Sieber-Fuchs makes objects that can mainly be worn as jewellery. For this she uses the crochet technique: crocheting with fine wire to which ordinary materials like aluminium foil, paper snippets or onionskins are added as she goes along.
By using large amounts of such material she creates a texture that has the fullness, richness and pliancy of fur. Thus her collar necklaces hang flexibly on the body.
The objects are usually simply stunning and decorative, but they often refer to social issues. Her collar made from medical packaging, for instance, is a statement about the overuse of pills in our modern age.