Jewelry Inspiration: Three-Dimensional Circles
Klimt02 is a website that provides an international forum for contemporary jewelry in a creative space that offers knowledge, information, debates, and exchanges - all within the artistic realm of jewelry. Based in Barcelona, Spain, Kilmt02 inspires everyone interested in the selection, quality, art, technology, and creation of art jewelry. Sheffield School has kindly been given permission to share the work of an Austrian designer who is "running rings" around the competition - and his beautiful circular geometry brings to mind the intertwined Olympic Rings.
Nikolay Sardamov: Intersections
Nikolay Sardamov
Brooch: Intersections 2012
Bronze, powder- coated, pearls
Photography: Vencislava Vasileva
Nikolay Sardamov
Brooch: Intersections 2012
Bronze, powder- coated, pearls
Photography: Vencislava Vasileva
Nikolay Sardamov
Brooch: Intersections 2012
Bronze, powder- coated, pearls
Photography: Vencislava Vasileva
Nikolay Sardamov
Earrings: Intersections 2012
Bronze, powder- coated, pearls
Photography: Vencislava Vasileva
Presentation
This newest body of work consists of brooches, pendants, rings and earrings. I use the circle as a basic component and put together three-dimensional forms with six different circle sizes. These forms are built symmetrically, starting from a center and adding and arranging the components in different angles to form clusters and layers. The resulting shape is a rigid meshwork, where the cube can be recognized as the main organizing form.
Building the forms was like a game for exploring variations. I used the same number of components to put together forms with different characteristics: pattern, density and size. The pieces are first built up in wax and then cast in one piece in silver or gold.
Nikolay Sardamov
artist: Nikolay Sardamov management: Veronika Schwarzinger |
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Nikolay Sardamov: Intersections
Galerie V&V
Bauernmarkt 19
1010 - Vienna
Austria
Telephone: 43 222 535 63 34
If you're interested in learning more about jewelry design, we encourage you to explore the Sheffield School, New York, NY. Sheffield began as an Interior Design school in 1985, and then expanded our course offerings to train people in other design-related fields, including Feng Shui, Wedding and Event Planning, and Jewelry Design. With thousands of active students and more than 50,000 graduates, Sheffield has trained more design professionals than any school in the world.
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