the curator and designer argues that the future of making depends on embedding artisanal knowledge within contemporary systems of cultural production.
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behind the scenes preparation for the Miqnaş pavilion and exhibition for ADIHEX 2025 | image by Oorvi Sharma

exhibition image from Parisian presentation of the LVMH Métiers d’Art 9th Résidence Artistique 2025 | image courtesy Little Shao
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