Heaven Tanudiredja - Sculptural Accessories and Wearable Objects

Background: fashion training, accessories result

The foundation is fashion, not “hobby jewelry.” Tanudiredja trained in womenswear at Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts and launched his own jewelry line after graduation, growing from early hand-made editions into larger, more complex bodies of work. That fashion education matters: the pieces are designed for the body, the silhouette, and the way a look is styled-not just for a display case.

Career logic: couture discipline + runway collaborations

This isn’t a random aesthetic. The career path runs through high-level ateliers and runway ecosystems: experience linked to Paris couture contexts and collaborations with established designers, where accessories have to be engineered, not improvised. When a house commissions neck pieces or sculptural clutches, the tolerance for sloppy construction is zero.

The result is a signature that’s easy to describe and hard to fake: controlled volume, sharp silhouette-read, and surfaces that behave under harsh light. That’s what makes the work usable for editors and stylists-pieces that don’t collapse into visual noise.

Design approach: less storytelling, more form

The method is direct: absorb images, extract what sticks emotionally, and translate it into material choices and structure. Concepts aren’t illustrated literally. They get reduced into form, texture, and how the object moves with the wearer. That’s also why video presentations matter here-motion is part of the design language, not marketing garnish.

Fast facts (for editors and buyers)

• Field: sculptural jewelry, runway accessories, wearable objects
• Root: Antwerp fashion training / Belgian fashion ecosystem
• Use cases: editorial styling, runway presence, museum-like object framing
• What to judge: silhouette-read, balance on the body, surface under light, construction close-up

If you’re evaluating the work professionally, don’t overthink it. Ask two questions: does it read from distance, and does it hold up in detail? If the answer is yes to both, it works for editorial and runway.

Keywords (kept natural)

Heaven Tanudiredja Antwerp, sculptural jewelry, avant-garde accessories, runway statement pieces, editorial fashion jewelry, wearable object design, couture-influenced accessories, fashion video presentation.