Showing posts with label Origami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Origami. Show all posts

Monday, 3 January 2022

Harumi Sugiura


“My work has always been constructed from textile, a two-dimensional surface to which I give a soul by giving it volume and movement: my accessories combine petals of silk delicately folded and assembled.
 A meeting 8 years ago with Michel Garcia, a specialist in natural dyeing, has upset and enriched my technique: my silks are colored with vegetables.
My work has evolved, my new goal: to use only one piece of fabric, naturally colored  which will keep the memory of the folds, the relief, the volume and the movements." Harumi Sugiura

 




Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Morana Kranjec






Morana Kranjec is a Croatian based designer who uses intricate origami forms to create bold textures and silhouettes with incredible movement.

Tuesday, 22 October 2013

Rowan Mersh I




Rowan Mersh is an artist/ sculptor who engages with textiles, wood and paper to make work that is often costume based or installations for performance. Rowan is excited by materials and stretching the  boundaries of their use and application. This piece was created using origami and old  WWF magazines for their event pandemonium.

Thursday, 19 September 2013

Bea Szenfeld






Bea Szenfeld SS2014 Haute Papier was revealed at Stockholm Fashion Week at the end of August. Bea has worked with Stella McCartney, Tommy Hilfiger, Björk and Swarovski and her work is full of fun, innovation and theatre it is exciting and inspiring.

Sunday, 15 September 2013

Morana Kranjec



 



Morana Kranjec is a designer who works in folded paper using origami techniques to weave incredible sculptural dress forms. This year she exhibited at the London Vauxhall Fashion Scout exhibition.
" A few years ago I started doing origami. I was inspired by origami folds origami artist Goran Konjevoda , resulting exhibition / collection of paper. I wanted to apply origami techniques for getting garments without using the classic western design clothes. So I'm in four of these five models was inspired by the works of Goran Konjevoda at my heel, actually purple model was inspired by the cover Bjork's latest album, " Moran Kranjec