Friday, October 7, 2016

http://www.vogue.com/fashion/

        MADE WITH PAPER AND SCISSORS
     The paper doll-style dresses Jeremy Scott sent down the runway at moschino in Milan for spring 2017 were observed Nicole Phelps a ''critique of our social media world, in which everything is rendered in 2-D. Scott's conceit was also a reminder that the first life of many a fashion design is as a sketch. This work on paper assumes added dimensions when it is translated fabric or other materials. Never coming up flat is the work of Bea Szenfeld, a polish-born,Stockholm-based artist whose medium is paper. Szenfeld worked as a ceramicist and sculptor before pursuing a fashion degree at Beckmans college of design in Stockholm. After graduating she landed a job in the industry. Quickly realizing that working with commercial clothes was not her thing,she jumped back to work with clothes in art.
     Even when Szenfeld's garments are never static, paper changes, I cannot do anything about it, ''explains the artist, who is delighted when her garments are worn. At Eurovision where dancers performed in her designs, there was ''everything you needed to make the clothes be alive.'' Still, she thinks exhibitions are important especially in a world where there is so much manipulation of information and images. ''It is importannt that people can come to an exhibition and look really closely, and realize Oh my GOD it is done by hand!!

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