Counter-shapes
Martina Caprin Clara Vardon
Student
Martina Caprin Clara Vardon Academic staff
Aart van Bezooijen Course
Fashion For Future Program
MA Eco-Social Design Semester
2022/23 SS This project investigate the waste of the textile production, with a focus on the cut-and-sew scraps produced when shaping garments. The repetition of outlines indentified allowed us to create a language based on countershapes. We propose a DIY methodology through an illustrated booklet to let people create new things out of scraps. The project was realised together with Spinnradl cut-outs waste.
A project made in the course
Fashion For Future
Projects on the processing of bio-based and/or circular materials with accessible, distributed and democratic ways of manufacturing allowing a do-it-yourself approach to local manufacturing. Designing out waste with the help of alternative crafts, tools, and processes for a more sustainable future of fashion. The first outcomes will be presented during the end of semester exhibition “Gäste-Ospiti-Guests” GOG 2023 and are archived at the Material Library.
Read more and keep in touch:
Fashion For Future – Website
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Read more and keep in touch:
Fashion For Future – Website
@fashionforfuture.bz.it
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