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In NJAL’s continued focus on all things artefactual, fashion is considered as a reflection of social behaviour. To define an artefact in the context of fashion is to consider a post-modern metaphor, shaped and understood by human craft and agency. NJAL demystify the fashion artefact using a selection of products with complex underlying meanings and open them up for discussion and contemplation. ARTEFACT 1. An object produced or shaped by human craft, especially a tool, weapon, or ornament of archaeological or historical interest. 2. Something viewed as a product of human conception or agency rather than an inherent element: "Morality is an artefact of human culture, devised to help us negotiate social relations" —Michael Pollan. 3. A phenomenon or feature not originally present or expected and caused by an interfering external agent, action, or process, as an unwanted feature in a microscopic specimen after fixation, in a digitally reproduced image, or in a digital audio recording. 4. An inaccurate observation, effect, or result, especially one resulting from the technology used in scientific investigation or from experimental error.
Yaké Belt | Téo + NG
Joan Collar | Lauren Geoghagen Inspired by a notion of protection, with collars and bags reminiscent of armoury to shield the body and belongings from the harsh winter elements. The Joan collar does this literally; physically protecting your neck from the cold with the option of a luxury lamb shearling lining, transforming it into a modern day gorget as seen on a pre-Raphaelite Joan of Arc painted by John Everett Millais.
The toughness of the black leather is disciplined by its geometric form and an unforgiving symmetry is tainted by the imperfection of a natural material. An authentically handmade product executed with traditional craftsmanship methods and crafted in an old-school studio, with a final result that's wholly contemporary.
Andreas Eberharter's approach to jewellery is that of a sculptor. He seeks a free interpretation of the language of forms and uses new materials like aluminium and acrylic glass. The inspiration for this mask comes from art deco sculptures. It covers some parts of the face but at the same time, it puts the eyes in the focus.
Cross Harness | Fannie Schiavoni
Inspired by the aesthetics of the digital age and the rigid language found within the micro-structure of deconstructed computer devices. The object combines functional and innovative design with artisanal craftmanship. All patterns are applied with modern laser cutting machinery.
Silver Deconstruct Ring | Roula Dfouni Deconstruct is a piece created for the artist and the explorer in all of us. One striking geometrical piece, made from two separate oxidized sterling silver rings, in three distinct colors. The piece, sold as one entity, then invites you to give your creativity free reign. Wear it as one piece, or deconstruct it into two unique pieces to reflect your mood, your individuality, your personality. With Deconstruct, allow your vision of the world to shine through, and shape your own design.
Jiba Ring | Harakiri
Eyton Technology Sleeve | Williams Handmade The aim of Williams Handmade is to use traditional craftsmanship to produce products which are completely original. This is done by taking classic forms and metamorphosising the shapes. Made using English bridle leather, this leather sleeve features a padded front panel for protection, fully lined with aqua pig suede. It can be made to order in a variety of colour combinations for a truly personal edge.#NJAL | |
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