Scrap Book
2007 (made)
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Marko Matysik (b.1967) is a fashion designer, illustrator and contributing editor to Vogue. Since the early 2000s he has been making personal scrap books compiled of notes, photographs and sketches of the models and designers backstage at fashion shows, aiming to record the whole process by which the model prepares to step out onto the runway. After editing the photographs, with his assistant in London, and collaging them into hardback sketchbooks these scrap books are sent to Vogue's around the world before being returned to the designer.
Object details
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| Parts | This object consists of 134 parts.
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| Materials and techniques | A collage of photos, tape, fabric, and postcards are pasted throughout the book |
| Brief description | Scrap book compiled of notes, photographs and sketches by Marko Matysik, recording the Couture season Spring/Summer 2007, London, Paris, 2007 |
| Physical description | Black scrap book, 134 pages, front and back covers both predominantly black with embelishments such as Vogue tape and cut outs from magazines. |
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| Credit line | Given by Marko Matysik |
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| Summary | Marko Matysik (b.1967) is a fashion designer, illustrator and contributing editor to Vogue. Since the early 2000s he has been making personal scrap books compiled of notes, photographs and sketches of the models and designers backstage at fashion shows, aiming to record the whole process by which the model prepares to step out onto the runway. After editing the photographs, with his assistant in London, and collaging them into hardback sketchbooks these scrap books are sent to Vogue's around the world before being returned to the designer. |
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| Accession number | E.752:1 to 134-2012 |
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| Record created | July 30, 2012 |
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