“FLOWERS IN A WOODEN VESSEL” AS AN INSPIRATION OF CLOTHING DESIGN WITH ELEMENTS OF STRUCTURE TECHNIQUES AND LIGHT STRUCTURE DESIGN

• Main Author: Endiana Putri, Tritanti
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/73470
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

This report discusses fashion design as a form of art appreciation inspired by the painting "Flowers in a Wooden Vessel" by Jan Brueghel de Oude in 1606-1607. Three pieces of clothing were produced by combining elements of structural design techniques in the form of flowers made using crochet techniques, as well as knitting weaving techniques used as embellishments. In addition, a series of lights in the form of LED lights with fiber optics are used as additional elements to create the effect of light embedded in flowers. The study begins by analyzing the paintings and identifying the flowers in the paintings. This inspiration is then interpreted into fashion design by applying various structural design techniques. The crochet technique is used to create flowers which are the main elements of clothing. Using crochet and knitting techniques, the selected flowers are made in various sizes which give dimension and texture to the garment. Crochet techniques, knitting weaving are used as embellishments. The knitting weaving pattern is applied to several parts of the clothing. The light series in the form of LED lights with fiber optics is an important element in the design of this dress. The LED lights placed on the floral ornaments and clothing details give a light effect and reinforce the concept of the work, which is magical flowers. The use of fiber optics also allows light to be scattered and creates a magical appearance on the flowers. The clothes produced are a form of art appreciation that depict beauty, uniqueness, and innovation in the world of fashion.