Ludovica Amati's LA13 Capsule: T-Shirts as Artistic Canvases
Designer Ludovica Amati launches LA13, a capsule collection of t-shirts presented as art objects. The t-shirts, packaged in special boxes designed by Nicola Bramante and bound by Turin artisans, feature embroideries and prints inspired by Hieronymus Bosch's visions, Arthur Rimbaud's verses, Frida Kahlo, Mayakovsky, Virginia Woolf, and William Blake. The project explores five truths leading to love, eternity, and knowledge. Amati collaborated with Turin gallerist Guido Costa and actress-director Asia Argento, who contributed introductory texts. The collection is divided into three thematic boxes, described as an inner journey among 'masters of disorder' blending reality and fantasy. Costa notes the deliberate inversion of values, using fashion as a privileged communication form. The article was published on Artribune Magazine #34 by Alessio de' Navasques.
Key facts
- Ludovica Amati launches the LA13 capsule collection of t-shirts.
- The t-shirts are packaged in special boxes designed by Nicola Bramante.
- Packaging was bound by expert artisans in Turin.
- Designs incorporate references to Hieronymus Bosch, Arthur Rimbaud, Frida Kahlo, Mayakovsky, Virginia Woolf, and William Blake.
- The collection explores 'five truths' (The five Truths).
- Amati collaborated with gallerist Guido Costa and actress/director Asia Argento.
- Costa and Argento wrote introductory texts for the boxes.
- The article was published in Artribune Magazine #34 by Alessio de' Navasques.
Entities
Artists
- Ludovica Amati
- Hieronymus Bosch
- Arthur Rimbaud
- Frida Kahlo
- Vladimir Mayakovsky
- Virginia Woolf
- William Blake
- Asia Argento
- Guido Costa
- Nicola Bramante
- Alessio de' Navasques
Institutions
- Artribune
- Artribune Magazine
Locations
- Turin
- Italy