CELLULITE

Beauty and decay: Statement against the cultural development of man as a manufacturable object, excessive clothing consumption and waste.

Hosted by Agnes van Dijk ModeKunst FashionArt

This project is now archived and was part of DDW24

Event type

Exhibition

Location

Strijp-S

VEEM floor 8 - home of Manifestations

Torenallee 100

5617BE

Cellulite

Lies Vogelzang/Francois Eyck

Cellulite consists of unique designs of bio-waste and residual materials. In an era dominated by fast fashion and manufacturability, Agnes challenges you with a radical alternative: fashion art designs that celebrate beauty, decay and sustainability.

No poison

Agnes van Dijk has refined the unique technique of mummifying bio-waste into wearable designs without using toxins in recent years. With Cellulite, there are sustainable (show) creations in every respect, which are also really usable. Varying from photoshoots to the big stages.

Wearable

The material can absorb tension, is skin-friendly, moisture-resistant and easy to restore. Technology, nature, couture, sustainability and design come together in a spectacular way. It is not without reason that she is always asked whether (the stylist of) Lady Gaga has already reported.

Mission

Cellulite strives for more than an aesthetic experience. The mission is to create a positive and lasting impact on society: • Awareness about the problems of the (dissatisfied) person who sees himself as a makeable object. • Promoting sustainable fashion through the use of biowaste, natural materials and handmade products.

Cellulite

Gwen Qwerinto

Detail cellulite

Agnes van Dijk

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About Agnes van Dijk ModeKunst FashionArt

Agnes van Dijk, fashion artist, creates designs that transcend the boundaries of traditional fashion. Her designs are characterized by innovative use of materials, refined details and a deep respect for the environment. She was previously nominated for the Cultuurprijs Eindhoven (2019) and the Green Concept Award (2023)

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