Cristina Arcenegui Bono

I don't think I have ever seen such a beautiful quilt. This is "The Jump" by Cristina Arcenegui Bono inspired by illustrations for the book, 'My Childhood' by Sveta Dorosheva

Marta Jiménez-Salcedo I

The fatal psychological journey made by Lady Macbeth from temptation to suicide, where the costume itself is a means of expression, created by Spanish costume designer Marta Jiménez-Salcedo. A costume of raw pathways of zips, mapping contours to a concealing ruffle of expressive flamenco soft pleats.

Sergio Castaño

Barcelona student; Sergio Castaño's “Aceite de Palma”, pursues stereo types in search of individuality, investigating of fifteen different possible people archetypes of today’s society, all of them characterized or re-worked with humor, but respecting the essence of each one. Inspired by “The History of Ugliness” by Umberto Eco, Sergio wanted to explore the idea of relativity as a way to understand the truth about beautiful /ugly stereo types.

Marta Aranda

 

Marta Aranda's sculptural project 'Second Skin' explores the importance of clothing as a method of communication and identity.

"This piece comes from the deep reflection about  the relationship between fashion, the human being, and his individuality. The meanings of the links that exist between human beings and clothing, the dependence generated between them, and the importance of this aspect of the human behavior, which defines us, represent us, and makes us able to communicate among ourselves." Marta Aranda