Portfolio
Throughout my first and second year of my Jewellery Design degree, I have acquired the traditional jewellery making techniques and challenged myself to explore the properties of unconventional materials to make pieces. These projects depict my journey through design, experimentation, exploration and fun.
Calm and Serenity
A neckpiece encompassing the ritual of making a warm cup of coffee in the morning and watching the milk disperse itself. Through lockdown, this brought me peace of mind in the midst of chaos.
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12 3D printed wax squares covered in cold enamel, linked with brass wire jump rings.
Clarity meets Nature
Inspired by the naturally occurring phenomenon of sedimentary rock layer, Zaha Hadid's architecture and Tony Cragg's organic sculptures, this project explores the dialogue between clear and opaque. I delve into this with two materials that have opposite properties: acrylic and wood.
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Layered, laser cut acrylic and lime wood.
Halsband
This project was driven by the material: lime wood; and drew inspiration from Scandinavian design aesthetics, mainly the close connection between form and function. The tapered square part of the necklace enables it to bend around the wearers neck with the help of the chains weight.
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Lime wood necklace
