Ethical Designer Ute Decker showcases at London Festival of Architecture

 

by Deborah Miarkowska

Ethical Jewellery Designer Ute Decker known for her sculptural and exquisitely beautiful recycled silver pieces will be displaying her architecturally inspired jewellery at the London Festival of Architecture this month.

 The designer describes her pieces as less re-interpretations of actual buildings than major pieces of ‘jewellery that can be inhabited’ influenced by architectural forms.

Deckers’  recycled jewellery is inspired by archictecture. In showcasing her jewellery at the event, Decker aims to invite the viewer to consider the environmental and social impact of jewellery.

Whilst this debate has been ongoing in architecture and urban planning, it remains a relatively new forum for discussion in the jewellery industry.

Decker’s wearable and highly unique sculptures, made from recycled silver, will be exhibited as part of a group exhibition, alongside architecturally informed works by painters, photographers, textile artists and ceramicists.

There will be some exceptional pieces available for sale at the event, which takes place from June 25 to July 4 at The Outside World Gallery, 44 Redchurch Street, London.

Images courtesy of Ute Decker.

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