Design practice

DESIGN PRACTICE

Each garment tells a story, a ritual landscape that reflects culture and identity.

Fabric as a ritual landscape

Textiles, in their diversity, are witnesses of traditions and ceremonies. Each fabric contains a meaning, becoming a vehicle of memory.

Silhouette as memory of movement

Design is not just about aesthetics; it's gesture and emotion. Silhouettes that evoke the dawn, the pain or the arrival, a hug or a "see you soon". Telling stories through movement.

Materials as guardians of myths

Each material used in the design is a guardian of myths. From the softness of silk to the robustness of cotton, each choice has a cultural resonance. The use of dead stock textiles that become unique to exist. so many woven fibers of precious materials that exist as living testimony of their existence. Raise your story and tell it for the last time but almost forever.

Creation of sonic and kinetic patterns

The patterns in clothing can be sound and kinetic, creating a connection between the body and space. This interaction transforms clothing into a sensory experience.

Symbol on motif

The design should be a metaphor and not an imitation. Each symbol should invite reflection, offering a meaning that transcends the visual.

Compendiums of garments such as Portable Temple

The closets become sacred spaces, where each garment is an altar object. With hidden messages and layered revelations, the clothing is transformed into a personal ceremony.