Light on water never holds one shape for long. A small ripple stretches a reflection, breaks it apart, then draws it into a slender line again. The sea may be the same, but the scene reaching our eyes keeps changing.
This is the movement SEIREN looks for in a curve. Light gathers where a line turns and spreads gently over a broader plane. We look as closely at the passing reflection as at the form beneath it.
A piece of jewelry has more than one view. Turn a hand or pass a window, and a different expression appears as the reflection shifts. Small movements through the day give each form a rhythm of its own.
