What remains when there are no more colors? When the perspective resets and one’s adolescence is quickly engulfed by a monster as sneaky as it is sadly known: eating disorders. Coraline therefore becomes, not only a capsule, but also the personification of a path written backwards, once digested and understood. Coraline covers her slim body with heavy, opaque, rigid shawls, as if to save her own increasingly restricted living space. But there is hope. A glow that is tinged with red that occasionally peeps into the black, where all light is absorbed. The capsule is in fact made up of hoods in heavy fabrics that cover the body, protecting it from the outside. However, the same is left uncovered and naked in front of others and ourselves thanks to light and transparent garments, such as oversized trousers, long dresses or in wool worked in a crochet sweater. All fabrics and materials come from deadstock, regenerated or recovered from faulty pieces
ILNESS
dyed gauze on velvetho
hot air gun processed fabric and tricot
bubble fabric
OBSESSION
digital print on chiffon
dyed panama with embroidered body parts patches and embroidering
knot embroidering of fabric squares on dyed cotton
screen printing
smocking flower stitch
CONFUSION
(left) rafia on dyed popeline
devoree on velvet
screen printing
(right)dying, color transfer from crepe paperwith heat and flock
THERAPY
Screen printing on chiffon
tie dye dying
dying with crepe paper sponging, pressed crepe paper and back stitch embroidery
tie dye dying and embroidered tricot
screen printing on sakura silk
DIVISION
Foil and embroidery
twisted sewn pieces of fabric and velvet
crochet on silk
pieces of fabric "sewn" with hooker
