2014-ivana-damjanovic-bag
technical description

Part of the 'Beginning' collection of bags characterised by a futuristic and multidisciplinary design that sit on the border between art and wearable pieces. Created with high-tech materials, such as glass-fibre and carbon-fibre. Seamless, hardware-free items, with volumes inspired by the womb of a mother about to give birth and by the creatures of the deep sea.

Size 280x210x130mm, 720 gr., 2014.

concept

"Discovering that every single chemical element in our body was once formed in the centre of a star had me in a head spin." What would happen if a supernova represented the death of the bag? If we erased everything we know about bags and started from scrap with the pure "chemical elements" of what used to be a bag, using today's technology and materials? What would they look like? Using carbon fibre, with references of a mother's womb about to give birth and shapes of deep sea creatures the bags border between art and wearable pieces. Graduated in applied arts in Belgrade and with a background in a variety of disciplines - among which architecture, interior design and sculpture - Ivana explores the dramatic event of a supernova, the death of star ultimately driving the birth of a new star.

tags
3D, Biology, Birth, New Code, Pregnancy, Star, Supernova, Womb
year
2014
category
Accessories
object type
Bag
historical summary

ITS Contest Application year: 2014
Application area: Accessories
Collection shortlisted as a Finalist
Winner of Eyes On Talents Award

colors
White
materials
Glass Fibre
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