Jeanne Vicerial's Clinique Vestimentaire lecture at Palazzo delle Esposizioni

At the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome, Jeanne Vicerial, a fellow at Villa Medici, presented a lecture entitled Clinique Vestimentaire, invited by A.I. Artisanal Intelligence, which was established by Clara Tosi Pamphili and Alessio de'Navasques. This lecture was part of the Public program for the Sublimi Anatomie exhibition. Vicerial's work merges human anatomy, costume studies, and fashion design, exploring the transition from bespoke tailoring to ready-to-wear and the influence of fashion on body modifications. The Clinique Vestimentaire project seeks to produce a programmable, custom-fit garment from a single thread. Vicerial holds a patent for her fabric and technique, tricotissage, and received the Premio Creazione Sostenibile in 2019. She is currently advancing her research at Villa Medici, concentrating on body representation in classical statuary.