South Carolina jewelry designer Danielle Miller's consists of jewelry with kinetic elements designed to attract and engage the attention of the wearer. These articulated parts rely on the action of the wearer for motion. This action can be a simple turn of the body or a deliberate manipulation of the movable parts. This kinetic aspect of her work creates an intimate and unique relationship between jewelry and wearer. Danielle's jewelry, by definition, is not only an object of personal adornment but also an object of personal interaction and recreation.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Danielle Miller Jewelry
South Carolina jewelry designer Danielle Miller's consists of jewelry with kinetic elements designed to attract and engage the attention of the wearer. These articulated parts rely on the action of the wearer for motion. This action can be a simple turn of the body or a deliberate manipulation of the movable parts. This kinetic aspect of her work creates an intimate and unique relationship between jewelry and wearer. Danielle's jewelry, by definition, is not only an object of personal adornment but also an object of personal interaction and recreation.
