FLUIDA
RESPONDING TO THE MODERN PRESCRIPTIONS OF GENDER, THIS COLLECTION LOOKS TOWARDS NATURE TO EXPLORE ITS AMBIGUITIES. THE PRIMORDIAL FORMS OF JEAN ARP, HENRY MOORE, AND BARBARA HEPWORTH ARE INTERPRETED THROUGH GARMENT CONSTRUCTION—VESSELS TO CARRY US TO A MORE FLUID FUTURE.
THE ARTE POVERA MOVEMENT REVEALED THE DIGNITY OF COMMONPLACE THINGS AND INSPIRED THE USE OF FOUND OBJECTS. SCRAP METALS, WOODEN POTTERY RIBS, AND OLD SWEATERS ARE GIVEN NEW MEANING AS PART OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE GARMENTS.
IMAGINING A FUTURE THAT REJECTS THE ASSUMPTION OF TECHNOLOGY AND RETURNS TO PRIMEVAL MEANINGS AND A PEACEFUL COLLABORATION BETWEEN HUMANITY AND NATURE.
PHOTOS: NORA NORD
THE ARTE POVERA MOVEMENT REVEALED THE DIGNITY OF COMMONPLACE THINGS AND INSPIRED THE USE OF FOUND OBJECTS. SCRAP METALS, WOODEN POTTERY RIBS, AND OLD SWEATERS ARE GIVEN NEW MEANING AS PART OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE GARMENTS.
IMAGINING A FUTURE THAT REJECTS THE ASSUMPTION OF TECHNOLOGY AND RETURNS TO PRIMEVAL MEANINGS AND A PEACEFUL COLLABORATION BETWEEN HUMANITY AND NATURE.
PHOTOS: NORA NORD
