Salon 94 Design is pleased to present “K. O. D. E. : Yes, I Do”, a performance and exhibition by twin designers Soull and Dynasty Ogun, whose interdisciplinary practice spans jewelry, clothing, accessories, furniture, and environments, blurring the boundaries between design and performance. It erases the line between jewelry and sculpture, frames clothing as art, and asks what sets furniture and interior decor apart from set-dressing. Interfacing with the work we see that the answer lies in human touch and presence: as “K, O, D, E” hints, Keys Open Doors Everywhere.

In the spirit of a fashion presentation, a live performance unfolds within the walls of an intimate, salon-style installation at Salon 94. Designed as a lived-in interior—boudoir, parlor, and bedroom all in one—the space is populated with jewelry, furniture, and garments, from the designers’ label, L’Enchanteur. A model activates the environment through gesture and touch; the audience stands witnesses to a quiet moment of personal discovery. It’s a narrative centered on love, intimacy, anticipation, and the private thresholds (a liminal glimpse of the heart in suspense) that precede commitment.

Together, the performance, setting, and objects merge into a single vision, beautifully articulated via the robust symbolic language of L’Enchanteur. Meanings are embedded in stones and metals alike. The recurring motif of the key, and the interplay between jewelry’s sculptural and ornamental aspects, become carriers of memory and intention.

It is a triumph of both taste and imagination, steeped in symbolism, and feeling. Drawing inspiration from science, color theory, numerology, religion, mythology, magic, fairy tales, and spirituality, “K. O. D. E. : Yes, I Do” continues Soull and Dynasty’s long-standing project: the reimagining of the heirloom as something alive, experiential, and continuously redefined through use, story, ritual, and belief.

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