A deceptively simple silver ring. Its rough surface retains the marks of its making, as though the object had emerged before its form was entirely resolved.
The name Adam invites a return to the beginning. Perhaps it evokes the first man, the origins of humanity, or the opening chapter of Jadoul's private mythology. Across the collection, fragments of a possible narrative seem to gather, only to leave new gaps in their wake.
The ring appears distinctly masculine, yet it is worn by a feminine model. Is this another opposition, or does the distinction lose its meaning at the origin of things?
Material: Silver.
Edition: Pièce unique. One casting, never reproduced.
