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avant garde jewellery design, Imogen Belfield, jeweller, London Fashion Week - a/w 2013, Made in London: Jewellery - exhibition, Museum of London
British jewellery artist Imogen Belfield
(image from imogenbelfield.blogspot.co.uk):
creates conceptual pieces which seem inspired by contradictions:
smooth/textured, simple/complex, earthly/other worldly –
design experimentation which challenges conventions.
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Completing her degree at Sir John Cass School of Art,
Ms. Belfield launched her label in 2010
and has shown at London Fashion Week (LFW).
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(image from lilyandcoco.co.uk):
ring shown at LFW, a/w 2013
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There is a primitive aspect to her work.
It is raw, basic, yet intricate … a multi-layered perspective:
a sense of mystery
an enigmatic quality –
as in investigating the origins and significance
of a rare archeological find.
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(image from girlalamode.co.uk):
gold with stone
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Therein lies the beguiling appeal of Ms. Belfield’s designs:
Her singular collections have attracted
a celebrity clientele.
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She uses a mixture of materials,
which adds dimensionality to her creations.
Hers is a design approach
which is decidedly inventive.
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(images from lushgazine.com):
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(images from youngbritishdesigners.com):
sterling silver honey plasma ring
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yellow gold plasma ring
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sterling silver orbital ring
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sterling silver carve ring
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sterling silver grooves ring
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Equilibrium – s/s, 2010
(images from heartymagazine.com):
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Mark your diary:
Pieces from Ms. Belfield’s collections can be viewed at the exhibition –
Made in London: Jewellery, which runs until 23 April 2014
at the Museum of London
