Louis de Bernieres "and when all the pretty blossom have fallen from their branches, they find that they are one tree and not two."

Fantacy, hidden identity and romance have inspired this collection of dramatic 'eyewear'. In wearing these pieces, a romantic barrieer conceals a factor of the wearer's identity. Read More...

Louis de Bernieres "and when all the pretty blossom have fallen from their branches, they find that they are one tree and not two."

Fantacy, hidden identity and romance have inspired this collection of dramatic 'eyewear'. In wearing these pieces, a romantic barrieer conceals a factor of the wearer's identity.

These theatrical veils fit to the contours of the face, protecting the eyes in partiular, with no real restriction to the eyesight.

A metal sheild forms a second skin to hide behind, allowing the wearer to conceal as much of their identity and emotions as they desire, whilst using a narrative  of romance to soften their views and protect them from the intrusive gaze of the outside world.

Metal sheet iss pierced and then formed. The intricate flowing lines began as a series of calligraphic ink drawings in a continuous line that allow the words to be sometimes concealed, sometimes revealed.

These pieces can be worn as an act of mysterious flirtation, a piece of theatrical disguise of or a form of seduction.

Jen is a recent graduate from De Montfort University. She specialised in metal work and large scale one-off jewellery.