The Gallery · Room II · Wearable art, literally

EISENBERGER× POAN

Christian Eisenberger painted on cloth POAN sent him. Georg Weissacher cut the paintings into garments and stretched what was left into canvases. Each garment exists once.

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EISENBERGER Room II · the film
The pieces
Five garments, each one of one.
Klimt Eisenberger Long Dress YellowOne of oneKlimt Eisenberger Long Dress Yellow£2,500
Hero Eisenberger Sweatpants BeigeOne of oneHero Eisenberger Sweatpants Beige£1,500
Ghada Eisenberger Leggings RedOne of oneGhada Eisenberger Leggings Red£1,000
Ghada Eisenberger Corset RedOne of oneGhada Eisenberger Corset Red£500
Alexandra Eisenberger Cocktail Dress BlackOne of oneAlexandra Eisenberger Cocktail Dress Black£5,000
The sets

Cut from the painting

Eisenberger's gesture is echoed in Georg Weissacher's cut and silhouette: movement, power, sensuality. A limited capsule with a strong accent on zero waste, where the remnants of each painted cloth became a canvas.

The photographs
Shot by James Kelly

The canvases held up as flags, the models in front of them like a legion.

Eisenberger
The artist
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ChristianEisenberger

Austrian artist, first known for thousands of painted cardboard cut-outs he placed, at first anonymously, in public space: outcasts at first, later famous figures of history, often with halos.

Christian Eisenberger on Wikipedia
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