Showing posts with label German. Show all posts
Showing posts with label German. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 February 2018

Tobias Gremmler





"Fabric and skin is translated into a digital mesh that acts like a dynamic membrane between body and the surrounding space. Like fashion, it constructs/deconstructs identity and becomes a media that propagates information in form of textures, patterns and shapes. The work visualizes this underlying forces in forms of threads weaving together and tearing apart fragments of cloth and skin. Exhibited as scenographic media installation at Osage Gallery during HK|Runway." Tobias Gremmier

Friday, 18 December 2015

Wiebke Siem






German artist Wiebke Siem makes incredible textile art objects that have persona's from a fairy tale, fantastic anthropomorphic forms made from everyday textiles of suits and towels. Sculptures that have appear to have a life locked within them like a puppet waiting to be animated by human touch.

Tuesday, 11 February 2014

Dana Mikelson



Dana Mikelson is a costume maker from Germany who creates work for film and photography this is her white and wire creation with photography by Laura Nickel. I really like the wire profile forward of the face in the middle image.

Tuesday, 28 January 2014

Howitzweissbach II


Howitz and Wiessbach's Aufraeuman collection,often this duo's collection feature a full circle skirt, this dress with full skirt doubles up as a tablecloth to get dye splashed all over it.

Saturday, 25 January 2014

Howitz-Weissbach I





I love transparent voiles and the effects of layering that you get with them. This is the work of Howitz and Weissbach called 'High Street Robbery'.
I really like the lookbook for this collection as it reminds me of Alice in Wonderland. This design label has a great morality and aesthetic, the garments are all manufactured locally to the highest possible quality.

Thursday, 26 September 2013

John Bock





John Brock is a Berlin based artist unconstrained by any artistic genre, he works between installation, sculpture, film and performance which means that he is often involved in body altering costume as comment on politics, fashion and music among other cultural references. It is surreal, challenging work but has an unrestrained freedom, humour, shape, form and colour.