"Arch" this project was titled "protection of something I deem to be of value" and to me it was my jewellery, when surveying people I found there was a divide many people were more worried about their jewellery getting scratched, but many were worried it may get stolen. I designed Arch as a disguised jewellery stand hidden by the outer core - a sculptural vase.






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