Design of the object dress and its physical location, habitable and formative: expression and aesthetic of dress in teaching

Diseño del vestido-objeto y su ubicación física, habitable y formativa. Expresión y estética del vestido en la enseñanza

Abstract

The projection of an object towards the clothing opens the possibilities of the dress. The dress and clothing from its contextualization in the avant-garde do not have the exclusive character of fashion, since its permanence and influence become more meaningful and functional in the design concept when this dress is modified to occupy the space of an art object. Space where the expression of the object dress is naturalized and thus the student of aesthetics generates alterity between the relationship of the follower (student) from their cultural, academic and technical preparation, with the academic continuity of the examiner (teacher). Clothing as an object is then proposal loaded with functional value and proposal value; Thus, housing gives way to the humanization of art in clothing where to naturalize is to propose a development space that exactly works and generates new perspectives and new readings that add to the post-qualitative value. Then from the clothing object, which suggests the object to be inhabited by someone; the deconstruction that is manifested in exploded views and textile techniques, then formatting didactic material into features of inspiration, innovation, and applied design. It is where the re-initial experimentation of textiles and pattern making are the objective of this final work, a space for students to propose and develop prototypes from the understanding of their context. In the same way, the experimentation is understood from the imaginary of the re-initial to an independent way in the understanding and analysis of knowledge. Thus, creating a critical formative environment necessary for academic development and the subsequent appropriation of realities and contexts for a design of concepts.

KEYWORDS: habitable and formative; aesthetic; pattern making; dress-action.