#fernando brizio

[eurfashion]

Fernando Brízio creates a dress that can be painted and repainted, made, unmade and remade, according to the will of its user. Wearing this garment is seen as a happening or a performance. Each user decides where, how and when his/her takes place, in a genuine “seduction game”. The dress may become a surface of colours or, on the contrary, present only a few dots. The dress can be washed, returning to its original integrity, to become once more a white canvas to a new painting.

Fernando Brízio Restarted Dress Sleeveless dress with pockets to place felt-tip pens, pack of Giotto felt-tip pens Cotton, Felt-tip pens MUDE. M.0692

[fashionarchivebyto]

Fernando Brizio. Proyectos Impecables.

Texto: Tachy Mora

Neo2 49. Dic 2005 / Ene 2006

[dinasapartment]

Fernando Brizio

Fernando Brizio's work was great, and very different from any artist's work I've seen because his designs mean something to him, and are very personal so it is as though you are stepping right into his life and looking around all the different ideas in his head.

[thisistrendspiration]

Recyclable Dress From Fernando Brizio

This is a pretty cool idea for a recyclable dress from designer Fernando Brizio. You just add coloured felt-pens into the pockets of the dress, and then the inks bleed into the cloth creating circular patterns. Then when you buy new shoes or just fancy a change you can wash it and all the ink will disappear , ready for another set of pens to absorb in. It kind of reminds me of the ink calendar I posted a while ago. Super cool.

[cutlasercut]

NLC Design #7: Fernando Brízio

These are Fernando Brízio's renewable clothing. I think this is cool - not so much for dresses, but something else - curtains maybe. The idea is that the dress is constructed with pockets into which washable felt tip makers are placed, the markers bleed and create a pattern on the dress, and then it is washed and the process starts over again - not sure how renewable that is, but it's cool. If you google him you will find that her works a lot with bleeding ink. Photo from designboom.

[theydesign]

Vase by Fernando Brizio

[adayinthelandofnobody]

 Fernando Brizio

[justwhatido-blog]

Fernando Brizio's got the right idea. Simple. Lo-tech. But amazing.  Just stick felt tip pens in tiny little pockets and let the colour do the rest. Let it spread. And create interesting shapes. Then wear your amazing new dress until you're sick of it. Then you can just wash it and do it all over again.