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Thai Silk 6 Looks, Inspiration<\/h3>\n
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For this series of Thai Silk 6 looks my inspiration is in rhizome in the philosophical sense of Deleuze. “I was trying in my previous books to describe a certain exercise of thought; but to describe it was not yet to exercise thought in that way. (In the same way, to shout “long live the multiple” is not yet to do it, it is necessary to do the multiple.” 1977, in Dialogues, Deleuze<\/p>\n

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Thai Silk 6 Looks First branch:<\/h3>\n

I never make any drawings beforehand of my creations. Most of my work is based on uniques pieces and my approach is to the material itself. I don’t start with an idea before I meet the material. First I observe and feel it. In this case the traditional Thai silk.<\/p>\n

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The creation of those Thai Silk 6 looks tends to pay homage to the fabric above all, through the work of volume, but also the setting in vibration of the colors, the repetition of the patterns or inspiration in mirror. It is rather a sculptural and a modeling approach.<\/p>\n

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The contribution of crochet work enhances the textures and materials. On the other hand my cutting approach is based on a zero waste approach. Most of my pattern making is based on straight lines, strips, squares and triangles. The scraps are minimal, the integrity of the fabric is kept to a maximum in the final garments of Thai Silk 6 looks.<\/p>\n

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Thai Silk 6 Looks Second branch:<\/h3>\n

The chromatic color range. In my work the colors are in the center even before the form of the clothing. I try like a painter to make the colors resonate with each other. The traditional Thai silk offers an intense chromatic palette, incredibly vibrant.<\/p>\n

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For this series I wanted to put in tune the colors of the landscapes of Provence, my region of origin, its forms and reliefs with the chromatic palette of Thai Silk. Light is caught in the very technique of weaving Thai silk<\/a> and in the very nature of the silk fiber.<\/p>\n