Small vocabulary
Three pieces are enough to test the relationship between a shell, a straight lower line and a column.
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ORVYN studies what happens when utility is treated as a visual language. Our first drop is a fictional, small-run wardrobe made to test how a person navigates a city.
There is no seasonal promise here. Just a clear cut, a repairable surface and a reason for every mark.
ORVYN is a fictional label created to explore proportion and a compact retail interface.
Three pieces are enough to test the relationship between a shell, a straight lower line and a column.
Construction notes explain the placement of seams and signals. The aim is to make the design process readable alongside the product.
Displacement creates a new centre of gravity.
The signal detail is the smallest element in the collection’s visual system.
A sequence of hard light, interrupted planes and one electric mark.