carnovsky: RGB silk scarves
<p>the wearable art piece is comprised of three colored layers, one red, one green and one blue, to create the intricate pattern of the animal kingdom. </p>
‘bestiario’from the RGB silk scarves collection by carnovsky all photography © marco menghi all images courtesy of carnovsky
artists/designers francesco rugi and silvia quintanilla of milan-based firm carnovsky have translated their RGB (red, green, blue) wallpaper to silk, creating a collection of three scarves. ‘rosone’, ‘jungla’ and ‘bestiario’ are wearable art pieces which add the element of transparency and movement to the impressions. the three limited edition scarves (99 copies and three artist proofs), are pure silk peau d’ange and are printed and made in italy. each copy of the collection is numbered and signed. the patterns themselves combine the primary colors, resulting in an intricate yet disorienting image. if closely examined, or with the aid of a colored filter, the layers reveal a graphic composition of the animal kingdom.
the layered graphic elements change with the movement of the silk 140 x 180 cm (55 x 71 inches)
demonstrating the scale and movement of the material
detail
RGB breakdown of ‘bestiario’
‘jungla’ 140 x 140 cm (55 x 55 inches)
(left to right) ‘rosone’ and ‘jungla’
red, green and blue breakdown of the ‘rosone’
