Andrea Maack is a visual artist from Iceland who likes to play with the concept of wearable art. Her unique work balances between art and fashion. I love this pencil drawing printed dress. And the gorgeous matching tights and shoes.
Andrea Maack is a graduate form The Icelandic Academy of the Arts, 2005. According to Maack's site, her exhibition pieces are one-offs and have included garments constructed out of her original drawings in unconventional materials. The pieces are wearable sculptures and have been exhibited internationally since 2007.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Wearable Art Fashion
- There is an opportunity for designers and artists to create fashion pieces that serve as wearable sculptures, pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion.
- Illustrative Patterns in Fashion
- Fashion designers can incorporate unique illustrative patterns into their designs to create visually-stunning clothing pieces and accessories.
- Mixing of Art and Fashion
- There is room in the industry for designers to create collaborations with visual artists, creating a unique mix of high fashion and fine art.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can incorporate unique illustrative patterns, as well as wearable sculpture concepts, to make their clothing pieces more artistic, interesting, and innovative.
- Fine Arts
- Visual artists can collaborate with fashion designers to showcase their artistic abilities and expand their brand, while offering fresh perspectives and innovative styles to the fashion industry.
- Beauty and Accessories
- Beauty and accessories can also incorporate unique illustrative patterns in their designs, extending the innovation to makeup, jewelry, and other products to complement fashion pieces.
