Non-Jewelry
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by temporality — by the kind of jewellery that doesn’t last, yet somehow stays with you.Over the years, I’ve explored different ways of adorning the body — ephemeral gestures for the hands, neck, and ears that live only for a moment, but remain with you.With this newspaper, we’ve gathered a collection of these ephemeral adornments. Jewellery that doesn’t last… yet somehow lasts. What stays is not the object, but the memory it leaves behind.
Art direction by @carolmontpartstudio
Photos by @cecilia___duarte
Video by @carolmontpartstudio
Hand model @handycrush
Styling by @nataliadeassisssss
Produced by @canadacanadaphoto
Ephemeral jewellery by @laurabrichsjewelry
Art direction by @carolmontpartstudio
Photos by @cecilia___duarte
Video by @carolmontpartstudio
Hand model @handycrush
Styling by @nataliadeassisssss
Produced by @canadacanadaphoto
Ephemeral jewellery by @laurabrichsjewelry
Stone Faces
Art direction @anadominguezstudio
Photography @pablodpastors
Art assistant@marcvidalh
Art direction @anadominguezstudio
Photography @pablodpastors
Art assistant@marcvidalh
Jewels made for Amanda Mur’s new album “Neu Om”, produced by @lacastanya
Silver coins crafted using the lost-wax casting technique, and a spiderweb woven from silver thread.
Art direction and graphic design @anadominguezstudio
Photography @pablodpastors
Silver coins crafted using the lost-wax casting technique, and a spiderweb woven from silver thread.
Art direction and graphic design @anadominguezstudio
Photography @pablodpastors