Rowing Unisuit – Berlin
€55.00
Material: Lycra + sublimation print
Characteristics: Lightweight, comfortable, elastic fabric, fits body movement, pilling resistant, with UV(UV 50+) and antibacterial protection. Machine or hand wash on 40°C. Decoration on fabric is made using dye-sublimation technique. Image is permanent, does not peel or fade. Dye does not build up on the fabric and has antiallergic certificate.
Composition: 80% Polyamide, 20% Elastane
| Weight | 250 g |
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| Size | XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
Design by Jasmina Krajačić
Jasmina Krajačić was born in Zagreb. After graduating from the School of Applied Arts in Zagreb, she enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb. In 1992, she graduated from the graphics department with Professor Miroslav Šutej. She is a member of the Croatian Academy of Fine Arts and the Croatian Academy of Fine Arts.
Since the beginning of her career, she has been researching art techniques and materials, where she has developed a recognizable style characterized by bright colors and multiplied elements. Her style is recognizable regardless of whether it is an abstract or figurative motif. In all her works, she uses strong lines, intense colors, geometric patterns in combination with repeating patterns that create dynamic compositions with accentuated figures.
Thematic cycles emerged as a result of frustration, i.e. the conflict between her free-spirited nature and the limitations imposed on her by social expectations. From the very beginning, she has been playing with elements that varied between freedom and discipline.
Although her works from the early 90s are recognizable by their large-format geometric compositions and reinterpretations of already well-known works of art from history, in the last ten years she has returned to figuration, where she depicts portraits of punk rock icons in a pop artistic manner, nostalgically reviving her memories and inclinations from her teenage days. Music becomes her main inspiration, so most of her works are related to the British subcultural scene of the 70s and 80s.
During the last decade, she has thematically addressed the problems of contemporary society, including consumerism and disturbed values within the materialistic world we live in. A cycle of works in which she publicly advocates against discrimination against women, homophobia, racism and nationalism through music, presented as a series of fragmented portraits, is one of the most significant in her recent oeuvre.
The last cycle of paintings entitled NOBODY IS PERFECT depicts large geometric compositions in which she wants to prove the impossibility of perfect manual technical execution compared to computer templates. In addition to painting, he is involved in design, applied arts, mural painting and interior design.
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