Grand view of design | Breaking the dimensional wall, cross-border artist jewelry design
The word "cross-border" is common in the fashion circle. Whether it is clothing bags, limited edition sneakers or jewelry accessories, it can set off a fashion boom every time. Fashion experts cannot refuse the temptation of "being different".
Breaking the Dimension Wall | Art Ghost Masterpieces Jewelry
Together with Picasso and Matisse, Sarvado Dali, a surrealist painter known as one of the three most representative painters in the 20th century, began to play cross-border jewelry design as early as the last century.
Dali's jewelry works are all from his representative works. Dali extracted the symbolic elements from the paintings and entrusted Alemany&Ertman, the then jeweler in New York, to make jewelry from gold, platinum and various gemstones
Artists who are good at crossing borders all have a common feature. Their works of art are very tense. The impact of their works on people's senses is more intuitive and easier to understand by the public.
The Eye of Time brooch table
The landmark work that has to be mentioned is the "Eye of Time" brooch watch. The eye socket and tear drop are inlaid with diamonds, the corner of the eye is inlaid with a ruby, the surface is painted with blue enamel, and it is equipped with a Movado mechanical movement. In 1951, Dali presented the brooch to his wife as a gift.
What many people don't know is that Verdura, the designer of Chanel, completed five pieces of jewelry together in 1941
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Seventy five years later, the jewelry brand Verdura also launched the "Out of This World" series, a continuation of the "cross-border cooperation" of that year, which was inspired by the five pieces of jewelry that the two men worked together.
Oil Painting Jewelry | Blending of Design and Painting Art
The Italian jeweler Buccellati launched this pair of earrings in 2015's "Timeless Blue" high quality jewelry series. The design inspiration comes from a work of French impressionist painter Claude Monet in 1886 - "Storm on the Cote de Belle Ile", which presents the coast of Belle 206rle in France under the storm.
The designer outlines the surging wave shape with an arc outline. The Paraiba tourmaline inlaid represents the blue of the waves, while the splashing waves are decorated with diamonds. In order to imitate the delicate brushwork of impressionist paintings, the earrings are inlaid with more than 1400 gemstones, each of which is very small, requiring the inlayer to have both superb skills and enough patience.
Peak Aesthetics | Architectural Deconstruction Jewelry
Many people describe jewelry as "micro architecture". From the perspective of structure, jewelry and architecture are really the peak of artificial beauty. Kuma Yanwu believes that all friends who know about architectural design should have familiar names. He is a famous Japanese architect who has won international architectural awards for many times and enjoys a high international reputation.
Kengo Kuma is very good at exploring the natural beauty of materials, advocating the design concept of "making architecture disappear", erasing the traditional industrial form of architecture, emphasizing the experience and culture of space, and pursuing a new realm of integration of architecture and surrounding nature.
Gluttonous Jewelry | The collision between taste and childlike innocence
McDonald's also cooperated with Nadine Goshi, the designer, to create a "Big Mac" ring. This vivid hamburger is actually composed of seven rings stacked together, and different colors of gems and metals are used to express the texture of vegetables, beef and bread.
BlingMac consists of seven rings, which use 18K rose gold, white gold and gold, and are matched with gems of different colors to represent lettuce, beef and even sauce in the burger. The sesame on the top is represented by diamonds. Finally, the seven rings will be stacked together to present a three-dimensional "Big Mac", of course, the cost is not low, reaching 12500 dollars (about 80000 yuan).
Environmental protection and fashion | recyclable beauty
Dell has built the Bayou with Love limited jewelry brand with old parts. It seems that computer parts have nothing to do with jewelry. In fact, computer parts and chips contain a small amount of gold, which Dell recycled and remanufactured at the American Consumer Electronics Show,
The recyclable environmental protection jewelry series has been launched, showing the world more value of e-waste. This cross-border measure is undoubtedly successful and outstanding.
The name and appearance of the "recycling series" jewelry are inspired by the circular economy, and these 14K or 24K gold jewelry represent the meaning that can be retained for a long time, rather than become fast fashion.
