Behind The Brand
Delta P is the symbol of impulse in physics, meaning change in momentum, embodies the concepts of time and force.
The studio focuses on the creation of jewelry and sculptural pieces as the final product of each collection.
We are inspired by the forms we find in the natural and built environment, and the history each object went through to get to its final form at that certain moment of time.
Our design process is an embodiment of extensive formal exploration and analysis of a series of objects accompanied by sets of drawings, photographs, and sculptures.
Nazanin
Modaresahmadi
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Co-Founder and CEO
Who we
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Sina
Modaresahmadi
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Co-Founder and COO
Golnaz Dadgar
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Co-Founder and CMO
The woodskin collection is inspired by the naturally peeled-off layers of tree trunk left untouched to rest to a steady form. These forms are shaped by multi-phase interactions of the boundary layer of woodskins with internal and external forces creating distinctive forms of twisted, stretched and bent surfaces.
The delicate and aesthetic nature of these woodskins led to study them through sketching and modeling to better appreciate the uniqueness of nature's return.
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From the very first crack on a growing woodskin to the very last point of contact with its origin, each woodskin holds its individual story, yet shares common effects of exposure to time, light, pressure, and vibration.
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Each woodskin is distinct in its shape and appearance, but all share similar elements which have been categorized into four prominent forms: Node, Bent, Stretched, and Cylinder. These four prominent elements create the language of each piece.
Each set of jewelry, inspired by one distinct piece of woodskins, has a story to tell, story of change through short period of time impacted by variety of forces.
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The process of design begins with drawing sketches and making models of photographed barks and deriving their form, going through a set of variations and prototyping and using the 3D-printing and post processing technologies to generate the art-pieces.
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Woodskin Collection