A study in contrast and balance. Veer suspends a cord-tied loop within the confines of a hollow cube — a quiet tension between structure and softness. The rigid geometry of the cube frames the organic drift of the loop, creating a dynamic interplay of form: sharp vs. supple, fixed vs. free. This piece invites a moment of pause — a deliberate veer off the linear path — where design becomes a dialogue between intention and intuition.
Materials: Plating on brass, Rubber cord
Dimension: Length: 31 1/2” Pendant: 1" x 1"
Vanassa Chan, founder & designer of PURSUITS, draws her inspiration from design, architecture, and fashion. She earned her bachelor's degree in interior design in the United Kingdom and worked for years as a designer in Canada before launching PURSUITS in 2014. Her background in interior architecture has deeply influenced her jewelry designs, and traces of her past career can be seen in the playful way she approaches composition and geometry. Her passion and desire to create pushes her to experiment with new materials: exploring combinations of surface and shape and their potential as wearable art.
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