LAUREN DEVENEY

April 2016

- Inspired by the application of medical equipment in dealing with a girl named Lauren Deveney who has Moebius syndrome. I have gained that mechanism can be used for human bodies.Therefore, I am undertaking the study of application of mechanism in jewellery. Through this method, the jewelry can remind people of smiling or drag their facial muscles to smile when they put on the jewelry.

- Putting assembly type design into jewelry with a futuristic industrial style, I want people to look under such surgeries in the jewelry and 3D print technology is applied in ear wear. For the practical aspect, the round opic part can be pinned on clothes as a brooch that is completely integrated with chain and earwear part.

Specially mentioned by Vogue Italia

CREDIT TO: ITS (INTERNATIONAL TALENT SUPPORT) CONTEST 2018
- JEWELLERY FINALIST

EARWEAR:

Materials: 3D printing ABS and painted, 3D printing resin and painted, Acrylic, Silver with gold plating, Chain

International Talent Support Contest

was launched in 2002 and during its sixteen-year history developed into the most recognised platform to showcase & support the strongest young talents on the planet. Most importantly, it created an ever growing network that supports creativity. In sixteen years it has built an impressive

CREATIVE ARCHIVE,

a unique collection tracing the history of fashion evolution. Many of the over 580 finalists selected up to now occupy key positions in the most important fashion brands or have established themselves with their own lines.

Juries:
Barbara Franchin, Francesco Risso, Bryan Yambao, Sara Sozzani Maino, Stefano Martinetto, Riccardo Vannetti, Carlo Giordanetti, Dan Thawley, Carlo Capasa, Carlo Bach, Andrew Keith, Julie Gilhart, Karchun Leung, Leaf Greener, Deanna Ferretti, Floriane de St Pierre.