Crafted
by Code
Master of Interior Design, RMIT University
Type: Experimental
Year: 2024
Software: Rhino, Grasshopper, ZBrush
This jewelry piece began as a small experiment with 3D modeling that explored how digital precision can blend with organic form. It started from a single digital component that was developed through scripting to create subtle surface variations and textures. The component was refined in ZBrush to enhance its form and add color depth.
Tags: Responsive/Ephemeral-space
Mock up of the jewelery on the ring finger
3D printed with nylon material
The design was first 3D-printed in nylon to
get its form, then cast in silver to give it
lasting weight and tactility. The result is a
piece that bridges technology and
craftsmanship.
Component of the jewelry
Jewelry casted in silver