Arte e moda: as odaliscas de Matisse como referências para o design de superfície de uma coleção de lenços.

Abstract

The main objective of this work is to create a series of prints, for a collection of scarves, with reference to the works of the fauvist painter Henri Matisse.Through analysis and studies of Surface Design applied to textiles, art and fashion is integrated from the emergence of each to the day of today. From this integration, it is proposed a reflection on the use of art as a thematic reference in the development of prints original and authentic for the textile design sector. Having Matisse's fauvism as the central axis of this research, we sought to transpose from his series of works Odalisques shapes, colors, textures and patterns, present in the composition of the work, to make up the creative process of production of each print. For the development of the work, the methodology of Löbach (2001) was used, with influences of Bonsiepe (1984) and Baxter (2000) applying problem analysis, historical development and market. Subsequently, generations of alternatives produced and soon after those selected for, through a sublimatic process, stamp the collection of scarves.The use of a pictorial series of Matisse’s as a thematic influence is emphasized, as it seeks the creation of prints that escape from the common representation of the artist's collages, popularly disseminated in the current market. Finally, it is shown that the research resulted in the collection ''Layers of Matisse'', composed of 8 printed scarves that had their development process based on the studies obtained from this project.