Working between sculpture, jewellery, and installation, Shu Wang creates wearable structures that are not fully complete until they encounter a body. Drawing on a background in material engineering, her practice explores how objects influence movement, perception, and physical experience through pressure, tension, weight, and proximity. Rather than treating jewellery as decoration, Shu approaches it as a living interaction between structure and wearer. Combining digital fabrication, hand-making, metal, and transparent materials, she builds pieces that invite negotiation, asking the body to adjust, respond, and become part of the work itself. Her sculptures are less about what an object looks like and more about what it feels like to inhabit it. The post This artist turns jewellery into wearable sculptures ┃ Shu Wang appeared first on Arts To Hearts Project .