Cement Chemistry centers on the unique applicability of concrete as malleable resource for jewelry design. The focus is handmade, limited edition jewelry – inspired by raw materiality and geometry – available in bold shapes and colors. Featured photo: Infinity II The designer and architect Elena Kapompasopoulou inspired by the extensive use of concrete, employs …
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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Cement Chemistry : Concrete geometry
Athina Korda : The Hanging Garden
The Hanging Garden draws its inspiration from the details one can make out while in a forest-garden at midnight. Textiles and colours make up a playful fascination to the imagination of the viewer, creating thus, new powerful images. That is when shapes are twisted and colours fail to convey their true intensity. … That …
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Elena Karavasili : Solid forms
Elena Karavasili‘s philosophy is the unification of two fundamental cultural movements: Minimalism and Classicism. Referencing geometric abstraction in simplicity of form and subdued color palettes, the designer exemplifies the quality materials and craftsmanship of the pieces, and evokes architectural classicism with elegance, symmetry and a systematic order of proportions. | interview by Anna Baniora | …
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