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Jewelry inspired by art – earrings from the Tache collection

A work of art is usually associated with a painting or sculpture that adorns museum halls and corridors. What if it could accompany you all the time? Beauty and good energy would never leave you. Earrings from the Tache collection are inspired by abstract art. Soft brass lines are a jewelry interpretation of painterly brushstrokes. The irregular shapes, geometric patterns and play of colors, characteristic of avant-garde art of the first half of the 20th century, in the Tache collection of handmade jewelry can spread a creative vibe every day.

Jewelry inspired by art - abstractionism

Abstractionism is a non-objective art. In the works of artists creating in this trend you will not find direct representations of figural forms and objects. Painters were looking for new means of expression, so they built the internal structure of the painting with the help of spots, lines and oppositional vertical and horizontal arrangements. Playing with colors, shapes, textures, size and scale created a new quality and was a metaphorical record of the artist's emotions.

One of the first artists to eliminate realism from his work was Wassily Kandinsky, a Russian painter and art theorist. Moving away from defined shapes and elements directly relating to nature was the next stage in the evolution of art. The goal of the abstractionists was not to improve reality, but to create completely new works, a new quality in art. Non-imitation continues to inspire artists today. Non-representational art is nowadays one of the most popular and most valuable styles, appearing in the most prestigious museums in the world.

Abstractionism is divided into geometric and non-geometric. Both of these trends are reflected in the Tache jewelry collection.

Jewelry inspired by art – organic abstraction

Organic (non-geometric) abstractionism is more warm and subjective than geometric abstractionism. The soft shapes, lines and stains found on the canvases of the greatest artists of this style create holistic and thoughtful compositions that encourage subjective interpretation. In this art nothing is obvious, but everything is possible. Designer Anna Orska was inspired by the sensitive, seemingly chaotic visions of James Pollock or Francis Kupka and translated them into her own language. The magnificent earrings are the author's jewelry interpretation of organic abstraction. Anna Orska turned the desire to create a universal language of art into a dream of a universal language of jewelry that evokes emotions and decorates equally. The brass creations give the impression of being fluid, soft and cozy, while impressing with their striking size. The magnificent jewelry from the Tache collection, like works of abstract artists, delights and attracts attention.

Asymmetrical earrings from the Tache jewelry collection

The earrings were handmade in the ORSKA atelier. The delicate yet expressive forms were combined in asymmetrical pairs, making the earrings from the Tache collection stand out even more against the background of classic jewelry. Made of brass, nickel silver or copper, they delight in three metallic colors. Large earrings from the line inspired by organic abstraction go with almost any outfit. Paired with a soft sweater, they will emphasize its coziness, and matched with an evening dress, they will add uniqueness and emphasize its glamor. The earrings will also work well when paired with jeans and a white shirt or a simple t-shirt - on a basic background of simple patterns their potential will shine.

Jewelry inspired by art – geometric abstraction

Geometric abstractionism, also known as cool abstractionism, has a more objectified and structural character than organic abstractionism. Masters of this style, such as Malevich and Mondrian, created thoughtful compositions using regular geometric shapes and solids. Color also often played an important role. Geometric, abstract compositions may sometimes appear chaotic, but they were created according to rigid compositional rules. In accordance with the idea that geometry is the universal language of art, through which man perceives and depicts proportions and relationships, the author depicted certain emotions in circles, squares and triangles, through which the painting was supposed to arouse certain thoughts and feelings in the viewer.

Earrings from the new line of Tache jewelry

The new line of earrings from the Tache collection is inspired by geometric abstractionism. Anna Orska, using a variety of shapes with sharp, well-defined lines, builds original compositions in which color and form are most important. Simple, minimalist designs are devoid of details and complex structures. Connected with jewelry links, they create ornate earrings that, like abstract art, leave no one indifferent. Light and comfortable, they impress with their size and carefully selected color composition. Color matters here! Energetic colors were chosen by the designer not by accident. On the one hand, with their intensity they allude to abstract designs. On the other - vivid, saturated hues blend well with different styles, masterfully finding their way into any closet. Because art suits everyone! The colorful earrings will add energy and improve the mood regardless of eye color, hair color or body type.

Jewelry inspired by art – how to wear colorful earrings?

Handmade earrings from the Tache collection feel good solo, but they also like the company of other designs. Magnificent earrings look good with a delicate necklace, such as the one with natural stones from the Gelato collection. A bracelet is always a good idea, too. You can choose a striking cuff bracelet with geometric accents from the Moon or Rundo collections. Or you can opt for a more delicate bracelet from the art-inspired Parer collection.