World 152

In World 152, clothes are perceived as mediums of spirituality. This can be traced back to the new religious movement in the 1960s, where Designers are seen as spiritual leaders of their respective branches of design.

Humanity follows a set of commandments broken down in terms of material, processes and actions. Within this world clothes possess a symbiotic relationship with one’s spiritual well-being, empowering the consumer with feelings of ownership and responsibility towards one’s garments. Repetitive actions like the simple stitching of a seam are rituals that are commonplace within this movement.

Dünya 152‘de giysiler, maneviyat aracı olarak algılanır. Bu, tasarımcıların kendi tasarım dallarının ruhani liderleri olarak görüldüğü 1960’lardaki yeni dini harekete kadar incelenebilecek bir süreçtir.

İnsanlık, malzeme, süreçler ve eylemler açısından parçalanmış bir dizi emri takip eder. Bu dünyada giysiler, kişinin ruhsal esenliğiyle simbiyotik bir ilişkiye sahiptir ve tüketiciyi, kişinin giysilerine karşı sahiplik ve sorumluluk duygularıyla güçlendirir. Bir dikişin basit bir şekilde dikilmesi gibi tekrarlanan eylemler, bu hareket içinde yaygın olan ritüellerdir.

This World was contributed by Annalisa Espino Lim, Nicholas See Wen Bin, Denise Yeo, Brian Loh Keng Chee and Caitlyn Rose Baird (located in Singapore and the UK) using a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International licence which allows others to share and adapt the work in any medium and for any purpose, providing that they credit the author and share their material using the same Creative Commons licence.