The Primary Collection by Faris References Complex Geometries
Jana Pijak — July 10, 2014 — Fashion
References: farisfaris & farisfaris
The Primary collection by jewelry label Faris is captured in a vivid catalog by photographer Charlie Schuck. This accessory line boasts vivid designs that include necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings.
These pieces are conceived by artist and designer Faris Du Graf whose aesthetic relies on the “modernist principals of purpose, order, and equanimity.”
The Primary collection by Faris experiments with the simplicity of shapes and the many, complex configurations that are associated with their geometric form. The statement accessories are made from brass plates and hinges that are reminiscent of armor.
From its angular statement necklaces to its flattened ring designs, this collection relies on simplicity and uses its geometric form as a replacement for excessive ornamentation.
These pieces are conceived by artist and designer Faris Du Graf whose aesthetic relies on the “modernist principals of purpose, order, and equanimity.”
The Primary collection by Faris experiments with the simplicity of shapes and the many, complex configurations that are associated with their geometric form. The statement accessories are made from brass plates and hinges that are reminiscent of armor.
From its angular statement necklaces to its flattened ring designs, this collection relies on simplicity and uses its geometric form as a replacement for excessive ornamentation.
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