Florence Jaquet: “As the Days Go By”

Florence Jaquet’s work stems from a sensitive relationship with natural materials. She collects fibers and textiles based on chance encounters and the sensations and emotions they evoke. Wool and silk then become the mediums for her artistic exploration, as she embroiders, knots, knits, or felts to give form to what often remains invisible. Her creations blend delicacy and intensity, while recounting fragments of life and transforming the unexpected moments of daily life into poetic objects.
Through her work, she seeks to offer a new perspective on the world, with sensitivity, humor, and tenderness. Jewelry also plays an important role in her artistic practice. Conceived as a wearable artwork, it invites touch and intimacy. It is not limited to a decorative function: it becomes a living object, capable of creating a connection between the wearer, the material, and their environment. Thus, each creation becomes an invitation to feel, connect, and forge bonds in a whole new way.


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