Organic Geometry: Geometry with a soul
The forms of jewelry have evolved over time as a reflection of cultural transformation. Inspired by nature and strengthened by technology, these forms follow a path toward what is essential: the simple, the concrete, the meaningful. This evolution responds not only to aesthetic criteria, but also to a way of thinking that, as Richard Dawkins notes, is transmitted culturally as a “meme.”
Minimalism —“less is more”— has its origin in Europe, particularly in the vision of the German architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, who led the Bauhaus in the late nineteen-thirties. From there, a new way of looking at design emerged: pure forms, essential colors and noble materials. This current gives value to the whole over the parts, prioritizes space and highlights the beauty of the simple.
Our organic-geometry jewels are born of this philosophy: clean, harmonious pieces with a soul. Designs that speak a silent language, in which every curve and every void has a purpose.
Tania Francisca Tapia
