The jewelry designs of Amy Tavern seem to be more wearable art than anything else. Eclectically contemporary, blogger Jenn Ski seems to nail it on the head when she compares these unique creations to mini modernist sculptures. Of course, Amy Tavern seems to be inspired by quite a lot more than that when coming up with these accessory pieces.
From geometry to graffiti, Amy Tavern's work explores line, shape and negative space, and extends to simple concepts of pattern, layering and visual movement. Often incredibly abstract, her jewelry are statement pieces that would really add that perfect finishing touch onto just about any outfit.
Bold and beautiful, Amy Tavern's creations are truly unlike anything I have seen in a long, long while.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Wearable Art
- Opportunity for artists to explore non-traditional mediums to create unique pieces of wearable art that extend beyond fashion.
- Geometric Designs
- Designers can incorporate geometric designs in the creation of accessories and jewelry, allowing for modern, structural pieces.
- Abstract Statements
- Fashion designers can incorporate abstract statement accessories to enhance outfits and create unique looks.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion designers can incorporate unique accessory pieces like those created by Amy Tavern to create one-of-a-kind looks for consumers.
- Art Industry
- Artists can explore wearable art as a unique avenue for their creative expression, extending beyond traditional mediums.
- Jewelry Industry
- Jewelry designers can incorporate geometric designs and explore abstract concepts to create modern, statement pieces.
