The inspiration for the project is the reflection of the Azrieli buildings on the Azrieli Sharona building by the architect Moshe Tzur. The Azrieli Towers have geometric shapes of multiple circles and triangles, which are reflected in blurred and different shapes throughout the day on Azrieli Sharona. The reflection creates uncertainty about what their original form is.
The garment I created is a tribute to this reflection, it is non-binary in terms of gender association. My work process was disassembling male figures and assembling them on a female model mannequin for a garment to be worn on a male model.
The garment I created is a tribute to this reflection, it is non-binary in terms of gender association. My work process was disassembling male figures and assembling them on a female model mannequin for a garment to be worn on a male model.
Design principles: References from the world of classic male tailoring drew me to cuts and shapes from the female body. A combination of hard plastic material with a geometric texture and soft wool.
Supervisor: Ira Goldman
Photographer: Eden Degany Models: Nir Jacob, Yishai Leissner
