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Oblikovanje origami kolekcije z izhodiščem v punku
ID Grubar, Nina (Author), ID Sadar, Almira (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
Namen magistrskega dela je bil ustvariti kolekcijo oblačil, ki estetsko združuje dve popolnoma različni inspiraciji, punk subkulturo in japonsko tehniko zgibanja papirja origami. Za pridobivanje informacij so bili uporabljeni različni pisni in elektronski viri. Magistrsko delo vključuje teoretični del, ki nudi pregled zgodovinskega razvoja obeh in je potreben za razumevanje njunega razvoja ter vloge v svetu mode. Predstavljenih je tudi nekaj najpomembnejših oblikovalcev in umetnikov, ki so delovali na obeh področjih. Po zaključenem teoretičnem delu sledi eksperimentalni del, ki opisuje idejni začetek oblikovanja vse do samega zaključka kolekcije. Vključuje inspiracijo, tehnične skice, modne skice, vse do fotografij končne kolekcije. Tekstilni origami elementi so bili izdelani s tehniko plisiranja, katerega postopek je prav tako opisan. Predstavljeni so tudi avtorski tekstilni vzorci in vezeni našitki, uporabljeni v kolekciji. Kolekcija je namenjena vsem ženskam, ki se ne bojijo izražati svojega mnenja in so rade malce drugačne od večine. V magistrskem delu je kolekcija podrobneje tehnično predstavljena s tehničnimi skicami spredaj in zadaj ter z njihovimi kratkimi opisi in modnimi skicami. Cilj naloge je bil pokazati, da je možna združitev povsem različne kulture in tehnike v nekaj inovativnega, lepega ter funkcionalnega. Rezultat magistrskega dela je pet oblačilnih videzov, ki estetsko združujejo elemente punka s tehniko origami.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:origami/punk/moda/oblačila/dizajn
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:NTF - Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering
Year:2019
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-112015 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:20.10.2019
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Secondary language

Language:English
Title:Designing of Origami collection with the inspiration in Punk Subculture
Abstract:
The purpose of this master's thesis was to create a collection of clothing that aesthetically combines two completely different inspirations, punk subculture and Japanese paper folding technique, origami. In order to obtain the information necessary, various written and electronic resources were used. This master's thesis includes a theoretical part which provides an overview of the historical development of both subjects, which is necessary for understanding their role and development in the fashion world. Also presented are some of the most important designers and artists who worked with both subjects. After the theoretical section, there followes the experimental part, which describes my conceptual start of the design as well as the process leading up to the end result; the collection itself. It includes inspiration, technical drawings, fashion sketches and furthermore the photographs of the final collection. Textile origami elements were made using the pleating technique, the procedure of which is also described. Textile patterns and embodied patches, handmade by myself and used in the collection are also presented. The collection is intended for all women who are not afraid to express their opinions and wish to stand out, in their own way, from the mayority. In the experimental part of the master's thesis, the collection is presented more technically with technical drawings from front and back, and with additional short descriptions and fashion sketches. The objective of the thesis was to display that it is possible to combine two completely different cultures and techniques to form something innovative, beautiful and functional. The result of the master's thesis is five garment designs that aesthetically combine elements of a punk subculture and origami technique.

Keywords:origami/punk/fashion/clothes/design

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