Relationship by Sveti Spivak

Textile / OnBody HighTech Fashion

Published: 17.02.2021

Textile: Relationship by Sveti Spivak.Cotton.. 2019.170 x 60 cm.Photo by: Roni Cnaani.Build patterns using Photoshop and Illustrator, digital printing, manual dyeing of fabrics, sewing..
. In his “Relationship” project, Sveti Spivak deals with the structure of a piece of clothing and the relationship between it and its pattern. For this purpose, he designed an overall that consists of two parts: a lower part and a jacket-like upper part with a hood. The overall can be changed depending on the weather, the occasion, and the wishes of its wearer. Sveti Spivak sees this type of combination as a middle ground between a simple, comfortable piece of clothing that is easy to put on and the desire for individuality and a personal touch. This combination of saving time and freedom of choice is important to him. At the same time, the striving for minimization corresponds to the requirements of the present and is an alternative to mass production and industrialization. The inspiration for the geometric pattern of the top came from looking at the urban landscape: “Just as an overall is built from one basic part & more complex parts are worn on it, so too the city is a combination of endless, smooth & long roads & buildings that grow above us like glass mushrooms, high & low."
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Build patterns using Photoshop and Illustrator, digital printing, manual dyeing of fabrics, sewing.

In his “Relationship” project, Sveti Spivak deals with the structure of a piece of clothing and the relationship between it and its pattern. For this purpose, he designed an overall that consists of two parts: a lower part and a jacket-like upper part with a hood. The overall can be changed depending on the weather, the occasion, and the wishes of its wearer. Sveti Spivak sees this type of combination as a middle ground between a simple, comfortable piece of clothing that is easy to put on and the desire for individuality and a personal touch. This combination of saving time and freedom of choice is important to him. At the same time, the striving for minimization corresponds to the requirements of the present and is an alternative to mass production and industrialization. The inspiration for the geometric pattern of the top came from looking at the urban landscape: “Just as an overall is built from one basic part & more complex parts are worn on it, so too the city is a combination of endless, smooth & long roads & buildings that grow above us like glass mushrooms, high & low."

Contact the artist for price