Genèse 2016

screenprinting on coton fabric Like a research laboratory, “Genèse” introduces different “objects-materials”, whose shape and structure were made simultaneously. The resulting pattern collection is directly inspired by the gestures which are translated into signs before they become a partition. Weft is obser- ved through a magnifying glass and thread is transformed into a writing tool. Here, playing on the complementarity of four different colors allows to obtain a greater richness of variations and a chromatic vibration effect.


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  • Quincaillerie
  • 1- Basket, electric cables, cement, 35x22 cm
  • 2- Netting Pot, electric cables, 17x18cm
  • 3- Weaving, polypropylene rope, elasthane, cables 16x23cm
  • 4- Netting Pot, electric cables, 17x 25cm
  • 5- Weaving, elasthane, polyester, cables, 19x29cm
  • 6- Rolling colors, polypropylene rope, electric cables, wood 8x13cm
  • 7- Molding, elasthane, polyester, cement, 10x21cm
  • 8- Netting Pot, electric cables, 18x25 cm
  • 9- Molding, cement, elasthane, polypropylene, 6x14cm

Genèse


emma cogné, genese, textile design, bruxelles, brussels, brussel
2016

screenprinting on coton fabric Like a research laboratory, “Genèse” introduces different “objects-materials”, whose shape and structure were made simultaneously. The resulting pattern collection is directly inspired by the gestures which are translated into signs before they become a partition. Weft is obser- ved through a magnifying glass and thread is transformed into a writing tool. Here, playing on the complementarity of four different colors allows to obtain a greater richness of variations and a chromatic vibration effect.

textile design, brussels, bruxelles, emma cogné, genese

Quincaillerie

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