원시주의(Primitivism)를 반영한 패션디자인에서의 소재표현기법 연구A Study on Textile Expression Technique Influenced by Primitivism shown in Fashion Design
- Other Titles
- A Study on Textile Expression Technique Influenced by Primitivism shown in Fashion Design
- Authors
- 김진영; 간호섭
- Issue Date
- 2010
- Publisher
- 한국패션비즈니스학회
- Keywords
- 원시주의; 원시주의 미술; 원시주의 패션; 소재표현 방법 분류; 소재표현기법; Primitivism; Aesthetic features of modern primitivism; Primitivism Fashion; Classification of textile expression methods; Textile expression; Primitivism; Aesthetic features of modern primitivism; Primitivism Fashion; Classification of textile expression methods; Textile expression
- Citation
- 패션 비즈니스, v.14, no.5, pp.112 - 127
- Journal Title
- 패션 비즈니스
- Volume
- 14
- Number
- 5
- Start Page
- 112
- End Page
- 127
- URI
- https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/hongik/handle/2020.sw.hongik/20899
- ISSN
- 1229-3350
- Abstract
- Primitivism is a concept that expresses and organizes natural feelings of human beings which is hard to be identified by a rigid definition. It means "staying in the beginning or the initial state, not evolving or developing, and not affected by human beings from the intact natural state". Based on this meaning, the artistic style features inherent natural beauties, as well as plain and inornate design. These features have been reflected in a variety of art pieces. The aesthetic features shown in the primitivism art pieces can be categorized into four different aspects: naturalness, folksiness, sentimentality, and humorousness. These features, influencing modern fashion, have been reinvented by a number of fashion designers. They also adopted ideas from the fancy clothes and ornaments created in carefree life style of the regions retaining their primitive cultures, such as Africa, Oceania, and Pacific coasts, and applied those ideas to various silhouette, colors, patterns, and textiles. Particularly as for textile expressions, they tried printing techniques using the patterns motivated from primitive folk symbols or the nature, applied objet of primitive materials and elaborated ornaments that represent folk and primitive feelings, and employed the primitive techniques such as knotting, crude cutting, or natural draping, to reinvent them as textile expressions in modern fashion.
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