Mauro Grifoni has long been a stalwart supporter of young talent. Created precisely in this space “Corridor&Stairs” in via S. Spirit in Milan, a gallery is currently hosting the exhibition "The absolute absence" of William Castelli.
Not only, to Griffins like to meet and communicate art and fashion: Castles, on the occasion of this event, fact has reinterpreted the creations of some young and promising designers.
William Castelli, Turin, class 1987, is a young talent of Italian illustration, already Prize finalist Cairo. The sample, edited by Federico Poletti, inspired by a poem by George Manacorda ("The vacuum port memories though not drag objects to absences absolute"): the artist develops a poetics of bodies lying and abandoned and work played on the balance of full and empty spaces.
In this series of images, Castles alongside a note more decorative giving a personal and original interpretation of the collections of some young designers who have themselves been guests in the shop adjacent to the exhibition space.
Mauro Grifoni recently gave space to collections of CO|TE, of Carlo Contrada and Yojiro Kake. For spring - summer 2013, CO|TE, or the design team comprised of Francesco Ferrari and Tomaso Anfossi, presents a contemporary reinterpretation of the visionary robotic universe so dear to Japanese cartoons. Very funny printing plant, precisely agave, on some heads.
The new collection designed by Carlo Contrada came into being as a creative path that blends sartorial skills and innovation of the subject in a new balance of the silhouette, to enhance the style of the contemporary woman. We are pleased to remember that both Tomaso Anfossi and Francesco Ferrari with their brand CO|TE that Carlo Contrada were appointed VOGUETALENTS.
Neo graduated from Polimoda in Florence and again appointed POLIMODATALENT, Japanese Yojiro Cake, 29 age, presents a feminine collection featuring full-bodied volumes obtained by the superposition of different fabrics. Inspired by the Japanese film “Heartless”, that tells the drama of a man destroyed by the loss of her daughter, Yojiro collection tells a story built on strong emotions. Really an awesome outerwear made entirely with metal strips taken from cans.
Art, fashion and design are linked thanks to the intervention of William Castelli who plays with his language collections of these three designers.
The exhibition was inaugurated on 20 September and will remain open until 7 December: do not miss, do not miss the chance to attend a challenging experiment and a unique dialogue, cultured and gentle, between art and fashion.
of E. Pirrè
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