Menat Pérez Sabando
This design explores the poetic notion of shaping the void—transforming absence into presence through material and form. The construction is rooted in fabrics: silk serves as the foundation, interwoven with wool to create a structure of harmony and subtle movement. Together, these materials introduce volume into emptiness, forming silhouettes defined by contrast—transparency layered over opacity, softness balanced with structure. The result is a tactile expression of floating within space, where solidity meets ethereality.
A palette of pastel yellows and neutral tones—realised through silk organza, sheep’s wool, mesh, and crinoline—reinforces the void as a realm of purity and potential. This absence of visual noise allows shapes and volumes to emerge, unburdened by distraction. In this context, white transcends its role as a color; it becomes a symbol of nature, echoed in the organic inspiration drawn from wool. The ensemble features invisible seams, asymmetrical cuts, and strategic transparencies that reveal hidden depths. Floating structures and precise tailoring evoke a dreamlike dialogue between tradition and innovation.
