Carolyn Kinnaird introduces a rather wiry tweak to the slew of geometric-inspired jewelry that has been coming out of the woodwork lately. Instead of simply relying on the sharp shapes that geometry offers for some interesting accessory pieces, Carolyn Kinnaird adds thread and wire to liven things up.
A recent graduate from the Jewellery & Silversmithing BA program at Edinburgh College of Art, Carolyn Kinnaird's work "is inspired and developed from an abstract view of the world that surrounds [her]." From random colors and linear patterns to drawings and photography, her jewelry designs are delicate and organic with a futuristic feel. Aside from the use of eccentric shapes and patterns, Carolyn Kinnaird's use of bright colors is what really draws people in.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric-inspired Jewelry
- Exploring new materials and techniques to create unique and eye-catching accessories.
- Thread and Wire Embellishments
- Incorporating thread and wire to add texture and dimension to geometric jewelry designs.
- Futuristic Organic Aesthetic
- Combining delicate and organic elements with a futuristic twist to create contemporary jewelry pieces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Accessories
- Opportunities for designers and brands to experiment with innovative materials and embellishments for geometric-inspired jewelry.
- Jewelry Design
- Creating unique and futuristic jewelry pieces that incorporate unconventional elements like thread and wire for added visual interest.
- Art and Design Education
- Teaching and exploring abstract views of the world to inspire future jewelry designers to create innovative and unconventional pieces.
