Fashion And Art Jointly Create Dreams 2010

The collision between fashion and art can always bring infinite surprises. Recently, "Daily Mail" took stock of the anecdotes of the 7 major fashion circles and art circles across the world in 2010. Whether it is known as "the ultimate collision of fashion, art and technology", the Ralph Lauren 4D show is still the skeleton bike of the artist Eric Tryon, known as "the most powerful" works, each of which is full of fashionable taste and artistic fantasy.

What wonderful achievements will Fashion mix Art achieve in 2011?

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In November 2010, "discovery: artistic fashion identity" GSK Contemporary-Aware: Art Fashion Identity was held at Royal College of Art, UK.

This exhibition focuses on how artists and designers use costumes as a way of communication and become a factor in revealing people's identity.

The exhibition includes more than 30 international contemporary artists and designers, including some new works.

They include Hussein Chalayan, a British fashion designer, Hussein Chalayan, British fashion designer Alexander McCune (Alexander McQueen), and Greek artist Maria Papadimileashu (Maria Papadimitriou).

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No.2's "punk" art bike

The skull pattern is one of the typical elements of punk culture. This rock element also appears in many fields such as fashion, jewelry and so on.

In 2010, Canadian free artist Eric Tryon boldly produced a skeleton bicycle. He used a large amount of resin to build the skeleton of the skeleton. The length of the hips to the brain was just a beam, and his hands and feet were fixed at the front and rear wheels.

But the intention of the creator is not only that, but Eric Tryon wants to use this bike to pay respects to those sports lovers who love to ride bicycles but lose their lives on the way.

No.3 4D show challenges the limits of Visual Arts

4D technology has emerged in fashion circles.

Fashion brand Ralph Lauren has launched a spectacular 4D outdoor show on its outer wall of flagship store in London. It is praised by art and fashion critics as "the ultimate collision of fashion, art and technology".

Before the thousand pairs of eyes, the gorgeous Ralph Lauren store building seemed to disappear suddenly.

Then, on the empty wall of the New Bond Street in London, another brick and brick appeared again, until the whole building was opened, and the huge four storeys tall models occupied them. The models were walking, they were wearing rose pattern skirts, and then changed into flower beds.

These are through the accurate projection of the ray pixels projected onto the 3D model of the building to produce a visual display of acoustooptic superposition.

The most special thing is that when the tie in the picture is floating in the wind, the audience can feel the breeze. When the perfume bottle is sprayed out, the audience can smell the fragrance of this perfume -- David Lauren calls it "Stephen Spielberg meets James Cameron."

No.4 fashion designer crossover alternative sculpture

In November 16, 2010, Berlin, Germany, the famous fashion designer Wolfgang Joop "Death &Faith" art exhibition opened in Berlin contemporary porcelain gallery.

A number of Wolfgang Joop selected works of art, including marble sculptures with myths, are on display.

Wolfgang Chop said at the opening night, "these works are an analysis of my soul, like showing off my clothes to show my heart to the world."

After the art exhibition, many fashion art critics believe that these sculptures are even more interesting than his 2011 spring and summer fashions.

No.5 scarf? Or helmet? {page_break}

What's the function of scarves and caps in addition to making you look more fashionable? American artists and engineering designers have designed a helmet that can be worn as a scarf and can be saved when necessary. This airbag usually looks like a scarf around the neck. It can quickly inflate and become a helmet and protect the head when it is in danger in 0. seconds.

No.6 crazy underwear art fantasy

While fashion designers are still trying to make women look sexy or aesthetical, and Design Women's underwear with great care, British artist Laura Jacobs has come up with her tedious lingerie works unexpectedly. She has designed hundreds of queer ladies' bras, crabs, conch, dice and many other elements to become her artistic inspiration.

What is worth mentioning is that her art design has been commercially recognized, and these things have begun to be sold in the British market.

No.7 crystal glass dress to create beautiful goddess

Beautiful fashion is not only produced by fashion designers! Karen LaMonte, an American artist living in Czech, has made these beautiful crystal glass gowns with the casting technology that has been going on for 5000 years.

Each dress takes 9 months to complete, and the finished dress weighs 500 pounds, but almost every wrinkle is perfect.

Karen can even show details of goose bumps on model skin on glass.

Of course, these beautiful dress will not appear in the clothing store, but will be exhibited in galleries and museums around the world.