Linda Lemon x Ania Kuczyńska

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Since ancient times, humans have assigned gender to the elements. There are numerous literal and symbolic depictions of women with vessels or women as vessels for water—ancient vases, chalices, the Holy Grail, women carrying jugs. The motif of water being associated with women appears repeatedly throughout culture.

Hydrofeminism is a concept that emphasizes the physical connection and solidarity between various water bodies. As humans, we are made up of 60-80% water and develop in a fluid environment. Fluid feminism allows us to perceive and experience our essence as permeable and ever-changing. By embodying this idea, we become more ecologically sensitive and are confronted with the responsibility of caring for our world. It opens us up to alliances, blurs boundaries, and encourages active participation. It expands our awareness of the body within a social context.

The water in the vase, designed by Linda Lemon, serves as a reminder that collectively, life originates from the primordial ocean, and individually, each of us has a watery past in our mother’s womb. We are all, therefore, connected by the bonds of water, stretching back to the cosmic beginnings of the world.

The vase is made of stoneware.

Dimensions:
Height: 23 cm
Width: 25 cm
Depth: 7 cm

About the collection

Aqua 24/25

Water symbolizes life and transformation. It reflects our emotions and desires, acting like a mirror. It represents beginnings and spiritual rebirth. Water energy cleanses and makes way for the new. The collection draws inspiration from the power of water, its delicacy, and strength. Lightweight and feminine dresses, skirts, and tunics are paired with masculine coats, blazers, and trousers. The dresses are adorned with Onyx, symbolizing power and strength with its deep black color and mystical aura.

Muses of the collection – Joan Didion, Paris, Alain Delon, Clarice Lispector, Courtney Love.

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