Jurk uit de collectie Escapism, Look 11

Jurk uit de collectie Escapism, Look 11

"Escaping from everyday reality through addictive digital entertainment is something that plays an important part of everyone's world", is how fashion designer Iris van Herpen describes her inspiration for the Escapism collection. Van Herpen's search for the boundaries between the virtual and the real world resulted in sublime and almost avatar-like designs in grey, black and white. She has conquered the world with her iconic and innovative work. She creates pieces of sculpture, but sculptures in which the human body is essential and the catwalk is her most important platform. She strongly believes that the future of fashion will be influenced by new technology, such as this 3D printing technique, Selective Laser Sintering, and is constantly urging herself and others to take one more step forward. It is not yet technically possible to produce some of her ideas, but it will only be a question of time. The Centraal Museum bought this sensational design straight after the show at the Paris Fashion Week in 2011. We organised Iris van Herpen's first solo museum show, Het Nieuwe Ambacht, in the same year.

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"Escaping from everyday reality through addictive digital entertainment is something that plays an important part of everyone's world", is how fashion designer Iris van Herpen describes her inspiration for the Escapism collection. Van Herpen's search for the boundaries between the virtual and the real world resulted in sublime and almost avatar-like designs in grey, black and white. She has conquered the world with her iconic and innovative work. She creates pieces of sculpture, but sculptures in which the human body is essential and the catwalk is her most important platform. She strongly believes that the future of fashion will be influenced by new technology, such as this 3D printing technique, Selective Laser Sintering, and is constantly urging herself and others to take one more step forward. It is not yet technically possible to produce some of her ideas, but it will only be a question of time. The Centraal Museum bought this sensational design straight after the show at the Paris Fashion Week in 2011. We organised Iris van Herpen's first solo museum show, Het Nieuwe Ambacht, in the same year.

This object is now not on display in the museum

Title

Jurk uit de collectie Escapism, Look 11

Artist

Dating

2011

Material and technique

polyamide; 3D geprint

Object number

31458/001-002

Object type

dameskleding, jurk

Acquisition

aankoop 2011

Dimensions

lengte 120 cm (ca.)

breedte 60 cm (ca.)

diepte 60 cm (ca.)

Inscriptions and markings

  • geen : (nakijken 2011)

Remarks

31458 heeft eigen kist samen met 31460. Diepere dozen maken voor een volgend vervoer.

Documentation

  • Centraal Museum Utrecht [topstukken; 2020], Voorw. Bart Rutten, Marco Grob, Jacqueline Rutten (prod.), Hans Schopping, Sheila Stafleu, Lotte Bont, Thomas de Bruin (red.), (Utrecht, 2020), p. 132, p. 133 afb. in kleur

  • Dit is het Centraal Museum!, teksten Ninke Bloemberg, Marja Bosma, Renger de Bruin ... [et al.] ; eindred. Liesbeth M. Helmus, Hans Schopping, (Utrecht, 2012), nr. 50, met afb. in kleur

  • Futuristische couture, Ninke Bloemberg, (Bulletin : Nederlandse Vereniging voor Kostuum, Kant, Mode en Streekdracht, september 2011), 14, p. 14, afb.

Exhibitions

  • Minding the Digital, Design Society, Shenzhen, 2017 - 2018

  • Uit de Mode, Centraal Museum, Utrecht, 2017

  • Ode aan de Nederlandse Mode, Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, Den Haag, 2015

Persistent url

To refer to this object please use the following persistent URL:

https://hdl.handle.net/21.12130/collect.AB0BE835-5B6F-4FD1-9956-E93BA7323B2C

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