Interpret the mark
Modelling the front and its imperfections to give physical form to the hammered appearance requested in the brief.
Project / Student collaborations
A visual mark.A wearable object.
Eyewear for a Polimoda student’s fashion-show project: from visual reference to surfaces, hinges and a fit adapted to the wearer’s face.
Eyewear project / Diana Vetisian
Technical development and prototyping / Kamelia Studio
Ring eyewearThe brief / Ring eyewear
Form is not enough.
The brief was to reinterpret the Audi automotive mark as a hammered, distressed form, turning it into a wearable accessory. Beyond its appearance, the object needed articulated parts and a fit suited to the person wearing it on the runway.
From surfaceto articulation.
First came the front and its distressed finish. After client approval, the hinges and temples were developed. The assembly was then adapted to a scan of the model’s face for the runway presentation.
Resolve the movement
Following approval of the front, developing an articulated hinge system to connect the temples and make the accessory usable.
Fit the wearer
Reviewing and adapting the design against a scan of the model’s face for the runway presentation. The scan data is not published.
An independent project for a student at Polimoda, Florence. Audi is mentioned as the brief’s visual inspiration, not as a commissioning client or affiliated brand. The collaboration is with the student, not an institutional partnership with Polimoda.
Polimoda / Student collaborations
Other studies.The same approach.
Even small accessories call for a dialogue between form, geometry and manufacturing possibilities. The earring model accompanies other material from the student collaborations.
Earring studyIt starts with a conversation
Where isyour idea now?
An intuition, a drawing or a project to develop. Tell us where you are and where you want to go.
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