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Body Architecture

New Design Culture at DIA

In response to the contours of the human body, the Cad Logic class (Digital Fabrication) of DIA allows students to freely express themselves in parametric jewelry accessories. Its spectrum begins from the design of rings, bracelets, necklaces and complete sets, to the design of parametric dresses. Its objective is to achieve very precise and detailed original designs that can be 3D printed, in which numerous students have successfully achieved and displayed in temporary pavilions such as the Hornet Nest, Jewelry Pavilion and Hex-316, which were also pieces of work done by students. within this course the students got introduced to various digital fabrication methods and techniques. Also students learn how to using algorithmic design tool Grasshopper 3d and Rhino  in order to design not only the product but also the process of its fabrication with 3d printing or using CNC Machines. the course is tough by Karim Soliman.

 

The Hex

The hex is a handcuff that wraps around lower half of the arm. While envisioning the aesthetics of the jewellery design, the honeycomb was used as a design generator.

STEFÁNNE SAMUELS

Under the sea

Growing on the skin feel yourself under the sea

BIAYNA KKHACHIK

Spidey

Inspired by the form of the randomness of spider web.

YONG SHAU YEAU, VANESSA

natur[mort]

An imitation of nature in an item closest to human body.

ARPI MANGASARYAN

Allie

Composed of a necklace and a pair of earrings with customizable voronoi pattern.

KA KI LAM

Coral Reef

Coral reef inspired ring, summer edition “the voice of the sea speaks to the soul.” -kate chopin

HAIMAN IVAN

Connectivity

The bracelet is inspired by and is an exploration of the triangulation that we find all around us.

BROCK TRAFFAS

Armor

This armor ring is following the shape of the finger. Like a snake.

HEDLI LYNNA

THE Collar

The necklace is a design inspired by the complex and fluidity of the human body movement.

JEAN YI, TAN

Crassula Ring

Succulent ring inspired by the unique crassula ‘buddha’s temple’ plant.

MIJA PETRESKA

The Honey Comb Ring

The ring design is inspired from nature, particularly the honeycomb.

RAZAN A. BALLA

The Sacculent Bracelet

A wearable geometry inspired by nature.

TINA NESKOVIC

Cobble

BTOB – “back to basics” is a philosophy of design based on the basic and clean geometries.

BLAN-CABEATRIZ

The Maze

The maze as the inspiration for the geometry generation.

PAUL BES DE BERC

Integrity

Experience of studies in DIA made one aware and develop connections with the people from different countries, cultures and backgrounds.

VASYLYSA SHCHOGOLEVA

Coral Spine

Taken the inspiration from nature, coral spine is a custom made jewelry design which adapts itself to the body.

DENİZ KOZLUCA

Marina

Inspired by water-weathered rocks. A necklace lost in the sea. Time, water transform the piece and integrate it in nature.

MARIA DEL PINO RODRIGUEZ

Arca

Parametric jewellery set, inspired by natural patterns. It was designed by digital tools and recreated in artificial material – still it represents repetitive structures of natural organics.

PAVLO BABIIENKO

Necklace

My product is a necklace inspired by the pattern of DNA structure.

HADYA ABDELRAHIM

Voronol Ring

Inspired by the tropical and vibrant coral, the ring features the voronoi patterns that embody a translated coral structure.

VANNESS FOO