Jewellery designers Showroom at London Design Festival in Mayfair

GEORGIA WANG Jewellery is a seasoned, gender-neutral jewellery brand founded in London. With a commitment to breaking down boundaries and combating stereotypes, the brand, established by Georgia WANG, creates designs that are accessible and applicable to everyone, regardless of age, gender, or orientation. We also display other designers and artists' work. Zimeng ZHANG, who graduated from BCU, is displaying her design 'I Have Been Under Years of Dust.' Combined with some recent hot news events, extreme events threatening human survival, such as glacier melting, virus attacks, Australian bushfires, and war outbreaks, occur frequently. I began to think about what human behaviour would eventually set itself on fire and cause the demise of human civilization and, if that day ever came, what information from the past would be worth recording or leaving behind as a warning. Wu Enjie's core exploration in design revolves around the artful fusion of diverse forms and profound meanings within a single work. By skillfully integrating the unique moulding characteristics of 3D printing technology with the intricate design of microfluidic chips from the biomedical field, and then applying meticulous post-processing techniques, the work not only achieves a delicate and smooth appearance but also features an internal frosted effect that adds an extra layer of symbolic depth. Additionally, the clever design of the internal channels preserves the possibility for dyeing and liquid encapsulation, offering limitless potential for both functionality and artistic expression. Xinyue Zhang presents her work:10,000 Years, 10 Days, 1 Hour, 0.1 Seconds. As visual designers increasingly rely on digital tools, the emergence of the digital virtual image era has led to a surge in digital design images. The project “10,000 Years, 10 Days, 1 Hour, 0.1 Second” delves into the creation of visual effects across different time spans, sparking speculation about the future. Electronic fossils might be the only remnants future generations can unearth. Satur Chong presents the work: Miss Chief. Smoking a foot with an erotic high heel pipe. This object densely infused with desire comments and satirises towards the stereotyped sexual characters as well as the association between foot fetishism and the satisfaction of status disparity in sadomasochism. Rafeal Y.H presents the work: O Solitude, My Sweetest Choice. Myth, fairy tale, and story excited as an inseparable part that orientates the society’s function among different cultures and time periods. The myth illustrated a fantasized world that may not yet excite, fairy tales enlighten children when they’re still a seed in our society. This work portrayed a sence that existed metaphorically within us: A landscape that reflects one's solitude state of being & living. Hui Di Li echoes the beauty found in antiquities through metal silhouettes and the colours of gemstones. Antiquarian transforms in-depth archaeological knowledge into stunning jewellery pieces, drawing inspiration from captivating ancient artworks. In Antiquarian’s iconic aesthetic, exclusive knowledge is seamlessly combined with contemporary design, where the distant past inspires the finest modern-day jewellery, capturing the enchanting essence of both jewellery and antiquities. Also have the artistic collaboration between Georgia Wang and textiles artist Toria Ya Tuo. Toria specializes in creating large-scale embroidered installations and sculptures. This collaboration blends the hardness of black gold and rose gold metals with the softness of embroidery art. Together, they explore colour combinations, infusing each piece of jewellery with a unique soul.