Jewelry design is more than just decoration—it is a form of wearable sculpture that merges architecture, parametric design, and avant-garde aesthetics. This philosophy is at the core of a piece recently selected for exhibition at the MOOD – Museum of Outstanding Design, an international platform dedicated to showcasing groundbreaking creativity.
This work received the Silver Design Award in the Jewelry, Eyewear, and Watch category, reflecting a unique fusion of algorithmic structures and minimalistic forms. It transforms traditional jewelry into sculptural narratives that challenge conventional boundaries.
Using parametric principles—where architectural logic intersects with artistic experimentation—each curve, angle, and void is crafted to invite new interpretations of beauty and function.
🔗 Explore the MOOD Exhibition – Miyu Nakashima
Pushing the limits of art and design in every creation remains a driving passion. What does wearable art mean to you? How would you express your own story through jewelry?
