Cho Nam Tsang - Hong Kong
Cho Nam Tsang
Designer biography:
Cho Nam Tsang is a concept-driven jeweller. Her practice is not just about adornment but also a medium of storytelling and critique. She makes jewellery that carries stories. Sometimes the message is subtle, and sometimes it is more direct, but it always connects to the world. In her MA graduation project, she transforms discarded drink cans into handwoven chains, critiquing urban waste and disposal culture in a work titled Chains of Consequence. Cho Nam graduated from Birmingham City University, School of Jewellery in 2025 with an MA in Jewellery and Related Products.
Collection concept
My project transforms discarded drink cans into woven contemporary sculptural jewellery, encouraging individuals to confront waste issues. This work serves as jewellery activism, raising awareness about the consequences of careless disposal. Through this transformation, I aim to inspire responsibility and engage everyone in creating a cleaner, more respectful environment. By utilizing reimagined materials, the jewellery prompts reflection on our consumption habits and fosters dialogue about sustainability. It challenges viewers to rethink their relationship with waste and act toward a more sustainable future.
