ART, OBJECT AND FASHION CONCENTRATION (CCM)
PROFESSORS: ANA ELENA MALLET / PAMELA OCAMPO / MIGUEL ARJONA / HUITZILIHUITL MARÍN MEZA / FRANCISCO CANCINO
ART, OBJECT AND FASHION: UNIFYING PROJECT
PROFESSOR MIGUEL ARJONA
Our temporality depends on the dialogue between the immaterial and the material. Although they are apparently opposites, the complementary relationship they have is undeniable. The senses and the digital world help us to perceive the physicality of objects and vice versa. This collection of 12 accessories seeks to detonate an experience of reconnection with the material world and that which we evaluate as intangible.
The way we experience time heavily relies on the dialogue between the immaterial and the material. Although they are apparently opposites, it is undeniable the complementary relationship they share. The senses and the digital world help us to perceive the physicality of objects and vice versa. Through this collection of 12 accessories seeks to detonate an experience of reconnection with the material world and that which we evaluate as intangible.
VESTIGIO
Students. Ivette Elguea, Maria Jose Alvarez, Isabela Hallivis, Nicole Hernandez, Emilio González, Hector Mendoza, Dafne Morales, Krysta Hernandez.
The object and the human. Experiences and processes that capture, through materiality, the intangible connection we have with objects, the mark we leave on them and vice versa. They question the senses, the passage of time, awareness of oneself, along with the materiality of the object.
TRANSMUTABLE
Students: Itzel Rivera, Vladimir Juárez, Fernanda Garcilazo, Valeria Núñez, Mónica Ruíz, Regina Tello and Vanessa Anaya
The object and technology. Recognizing our connection to the digital world by embracing technology as a fundamental part of understanding contemporary societies. By using 3D Scanner technology, the complexity of natural elements such as salt and wax is materialized in patterns of high aesthetic value.
INCORPÓREO
Students: André Garcí, Ana Cristina Campos, Regina Sánchez, Marianne Richaud, Joanna Wolf, Xendi López, Dora Montilla and Axel Eguiarte
Object and Light. Using the physical properties of different translucent materials, we reflect upon the existence of light through the materiality of objects. Moreover, light is used as a resource to alter our sense of sight and question its ability to deform our perception of reality.
MATERIALS FOR THE LUXURY INDUSTRY
PROFESSOR PAMELA OCAMPO
The DNA of a brand encompasses many concepts, from its origin and its actual self, to its projection into the future. To preserve its legacy, its essence and identity are captured in each of its projects. The fusion of two or more brands creates a unique combination, resulting in a collaboration with greater value and meaning.
This photographic series shows six different collaborations between students, who use food as a way to tell a personal story. Different personalities and virtues may define each individual, yet together they add up to create something unique.
DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
PROFESSOR HUITZILIHUITL MARÍN MESA
As an exercise in appreciation of Mexican craftsmanship, three garments were made to reevaluate their technical and conceptual relevance. Each of these pieces gives new meaning to an existing craft technique and transforms its processes and/or materials, maintaining its essence and narrative.
The garments do not correspond to a conventional clothing typology and express the manual work to enhance its aesthetic and technical value.
