Saaibestrijding: Vier-en-zestig

zondag 6 februari 2011

Vier-en-zestig

Shoes, inspired by early men shoes. These excellent shoes are designed and made by Gert Buurman (Gelderse Roos), the Netherlands. To wear them, the lower part of the extremely extended back part must be secured by wrapping a ribbon, a long piece of rough fabric, a shoestring or something else around the ankle.

Photography: Gonnie Meijer
Location: The wooden floor of our Petit Théâtre du Béton Brut, Maastricht

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The Saaibestrijding project

Some first steps toward the re-introduction of colourful and creative men's clothing, after two centuries dominated by black, grey, boring mass clothing. That is what Saaibestrijding is about. Often in cooperation with creative designers, makers, photographers and other enthusiastic people I try to trace new paths in male clothing. I am not a fashion designer. Not at all. My mother considered it necessary for her son that he learned how to use a sewing machine, but it was the central theme of my artwork that made me curious about, for example, the question why millions of western men are wearing day after day a tie around their neck. An extremely weird habit if you think further about it.

The Saaibestrijding project wants to inspire, to encourage everybody to leave the rude dictatorship of the fashion industry and its commercial power behind. Everybody is creative. You are not? No problem: There's no copyright on Saaibestrijding. Feel free to use my ideas and designs to copy them, to be inspired by them, to distribute them on the internet wherever you want.

Me and my wife are curious about your comments!

Saaibestrijding

zondag 6 februari 2011

Vier-en-zestig

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