technical description
Part of a collection of evanescent sculptures created through a modular textile in acetate and perspex self-developed by the designer. Mostly transparent headpiece that is spray painted in various colours along the edges. The modules create a net, where each element is connected to the others by means of metal rings.
Size 390x340x380mm, 289 gr., 2014.
concept
What would it feel like to wear a cloud? The head/body pieces explore the conditions and forms of the ethereal. A series of sculptural pieces that blur the boundaries of surrounding space for the wearer and seek to transcend the traditional expectations of headwear. The aesthetics of the collection is inspired by the futuristic mood of sound and imagery taken from Robert Wilson’s 1976 production of Philip Glass’ opera “Einstein on the Beach”. The pieces were a sensation when they were first released, captivating the attention of singer & songwriter Bjork who wore custom items during her world tours and on the cover of her "Vulnicura" album.
tags
Cloud, Ethereal, Futuristic, Halo, New Code, Philip Glass, Robert Wilson, Sculptural, Surrounding Space, Transparencyyear
2014category
Accessoriesobject type
Headpiecehistorical summary
ITS Contest Application year: 2014
Application area: Accessories
Collection shortlisted as a Finalist
Winner of Vogue Talents for accessories Award