Print in Motion
“We live in the midst of a grey mass. We like wearing black most of all. Living a nice, inconspicuous life, for black, grey and blue are so easy to combine. We all join the principle of uniformity, even though we aren’t aware of it ourselves.”
“I think that everyone should dress a bit more personal. I want to get to know you through the stories you’re telling me by means of color and shape. I want a human world. I want to be surprised by the story that all individuals carry with them.”
“The body is allowed to speak. Movement is emotion. That’s why I’ve developed prints with an extra dimension. Wearing these prints creates an optical illusion. The layered prints on stretching and transparent fabrics follow the movements of the body and interact with each other.”
“The effects produced by these prints are almost theatrical and make you feel dizzy when you look at them. The collection is called Print in Motion and although it may strike you as being futuristic and digital, it is super analog.”
Photos: Anouk van de Sande
Video: Patrice Winfield