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Close-up hand wearing translucent glass rings against a plain light grey studio background.
Close-up of sculptural glass rings and organic glass art pieces suspended against a smooth grey gradient background.
Transparent glass sculpture and spheres against a bright white background from RuedaLab
Scupltural transparent glass ring object pierced by a dark thin wire against a plain light grey background.
Sculptural glass art pieces entwined with fine wire against a solid black background for RuedaLab The Glass Edit
Close-up of a hand wearing an intricate sculptural glass ring against a neutral grey background.
Close-up hand wearing translucent glass rings against a plain light grey studio background.
Close-up of sculptural glass rings and organic glass art pieces suspended against a smooth grey gradient background.
Transparent glass sculpture and spheres against a bright white background from RuedaLab

Various Editorials RuedaLab - The Glass Edit 2025

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RuedaLab - The Glass Edit stands as a masterclass in material exploration, bridging the delicate divide between high-end fashion jewelry and fine art sculpture. Creative director Sergio Rueda reimagines the traditional adornment through an avant-garde lens, focusing on the fluidity and unpredictable nature of hand-blown glass. Captured with precision by photographer Ignazio Lozano, this collection leans into the tactile dialogue between skin and synthetic forms, utilizing an editorial aesthetic that celebrates the beauty of imperfection. The project effectively employs macro photography to reveal the intricate, swirling internal inclusions of cobalt, amber, and violet pigment within each resin and glass piece. By contrasting organic, melted silhouettes against stark, neutral backdrops, the visuals emphasize a minimalist approach that allows the reflective textures and chiaroscuro lighting to take center stage. Techniques like soft light and high-key lighting ensure the transparency of the material remains the primary focal point, while subtle wire interventions provide a sharp, linear tension against the fluid geometry of the rings. This series functions as more than just a commercial showcase; it is a profound study of form and refraction. Ultimately, The Glass Edit serves as a testament to the power of artistic, commercial photography, proving that when jewelry design is treated with the rigor of sculpture, it transcends fashion to become a compelling exercise in light, shadow, and materiality.

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