SECOND NATURE
a collection of biomorphic metal jewelry inspired by parasitic interaction. These pieces do more than just complement an outfit—they interact with the body and clothing: they grip the fabric, wrap around the head, and secure the sleeve. The smooth silver forms resemble a living organism seeking purchase, clinging to the surface and becoming an extension of it.
01. GRIP — Grip
Clasp Brooch
Interaction: fabric grip
A bionic accessory for the shoulder that captures and gathers fabric, creating folds. It is attached using a hidden clasp on the back, securing the garment at several points.
02. COIL — Winding
Sculptural Headpiece
Interaction: Head wrapping
A smooth metallic form wraps around the head, intertwining with the hair and becoming an extension of the silhouette. It is secured with hidden ridges or small clasps that hold the adornment in place on the head.
03. BIND — Fixation
Cuff Bracelet
Interaction: fabric securing
The metal cuff wraps around the wrist over a sleeve, as if fixing the fabric within its form. It fastens with a concealed lock or a detachable joint, allowing the piece of jewelry to be worn over clothing.
The images and sketches in the presentation were generated using ChatGPT and are used to visualize the project concept.
