A cloud: its ever-changing contours, weightlessness, and ability to take on different forms. We explore lines and rhythms that echo these qualities in nature, art, and clothing.
A cloud cannot be reduced to a single, fixed silhouette. Its boundaries are constantly shifting: a dense volume dissolves, a soft outline becomes sharp, and a familiar shape disappears before it can be clearly defined.
What interests us in this observation is not the literal representation of a cloud, but the interplay of contrasting qualities — lightness and mass, defined contours and blurred edges, movement and fleeting stillness.
In clothing, this exploration becomes a question of form and material. Volume can emerge through cut, layering, and texture; patterns can evoke the movement of air; and color can capture the impression of light, depth, and shifting density.
Ever-Changing Contours
Three Areas of Exploration:
