MARTIN MARGIELA - SS 1993 (POP-UP HOSPITAL AND BORIS VIAN’S - Lot 50

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MARTIN MARGIELA - SS 1993 (POP-UP HOSPITAL AND BORIS VIAN’S - Lot 50
MARTIN MARGIELA - SS 1993 (POP-UP HOSPITAL AND BORIS VIAN’S HOUSE) Miniature version of a reworked theatrical costume, from the “Noir et Blanc” collection, Spring-Summer 1993 Black satin printed with gold, trimmed with gold metallic braid, plant leaf ornament attached with clear adhesive tape, displayed on a white-painted dressmaker’s mannequin Created by Martin Margiela, Circa 2020 Stamped Height: approx. 67 cm - 26.5 in. MINIATURES 2018-2024 “I have always been fascinated by questions of scale. Things that are too big or too small excite me. I have always cherished the half-size mannequin we received at the Antwerp Academy. I have often used it throughout my career to quickly test new ideas. After the exhibition at the Palais Galliera in 2018, I realized I was missing several creations from my fashion period. I didn’t have the courage to recreate them in full size, but thinking of my little mannequin, I began reworking certain ideas in miniature. It quickly became a real pleasure to create these little pieces. They are even more touching than the full-scale versions.” Martin Margiela Provenance: Martin Margiela’s personal archives. A miniature of a theater costume, inspired by the "Noir et Blanc" collection, Spring-Summer 1993 Gold-black printed satin, gilt metal passementerie trim, plant leaf ornament secured with clear tape, on a white-painted tailor’s dummy Made by Martin Margiela, Circa 2020 Stamped Height approx.: 67 cm - 26.5 in. MINIATURES 2018-2024 "I was always intrigued by scale. Too big and too small excite me. I always cherished the 50% scaled mannequin we had at the Academy of Antwerp. I often used it throughout my career to quickly test out new ideas. After the Galliera exhibition in 2018, I realized I was missing several designs from my fashion period. I didn’t have the courage to remake them, but thinking of my tiny mannequin, I started to rework some ideas. It quickly became a real pleasure to make these small creations. They are even more touching than the actual-size versions were." Martin Margiela Provenance: Martin Margiela’s personal archives.
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