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My spectacles and spectacle brooches are an ongoing series that make a statement about eye contact. They originally used the transparent plique-a-jour enameling technique, which to me was synonymous with "the eyes being a window to the soul." I often use the spectacles as studies of form and color for larger works.

— James Malenda
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