委托创作 • 向鸟儿与自然学习 • 概念视觉

Wallpaper Magazine，Oct 2022 edition

收到Wallpaper* 杂志的委托创作，为服装设计师Raquel Bui的景观系列服装拍摄一组视觉。想呼应设计师，使用有限的材料，向鸟儿和自然学习。

掉落的贻贝与第二层皮肤——Raquel Bui用贻贝外壳在硅胶上留下痕迹，通过加热融化，变成另种模样，模拟自然界里掉落的二层皮肤。

壁蜂花瓣与鸟巢——主要材料是自然掉落的花瓣。编织结构源于Raquel Bui对壁蜂、黄猄蚁等生物的巢穴结构的学习。

等高线茧形衣——材料来自回收利用工业废料纺织品标签的塑料线，编织为地形等高线。

她说“我不认为自己的作品功能只是被展示，我相信这些作品所引发的概念会改变一些时装形态。

设计师的自述见下文，值得被更多人看见。
︎El vestido como la arquitectura de la piel | Raquel Buj | TEDxMadrid

Learning from Birds and Nature @Wallpaper
For this photo shoot, I want to echo a designer’s use of limited materials and learn from birds and nature.The inspiration is the Landscape fashion collection by designer Raquel Bui showcased at a sustainable exhibition launched by @CanU.
Fallen Mussels and the Second Layer of Skin
The designer uses mussel shells to leave traces on silicone, which is melted by heat and turned into another shape to mimic the fallen second layer of skin in nature.
Mason Bee Petals and Nest
The primary material is flower petals that have fallen naturally. The woven structure is based on Raquel Bui’s study on the structures of mason bee and weaver ant nests.
Contour Line Cocoon Shirt
Plastic thread recycled from textile labels, an industrial waste, is used to weave the contour lines.
The designer said: “I don’t believe that my works can only be displayed. I believe concepts inspired by these works will change some forms of fashion.”
Her statement:
︎El vestido como la arquitectura de la piel | Raquel Buj | TEDxMadrid
Should be seen by more people.