My own blood gets on everything I make - one day auctioneers may gene test my work for authentication
I was a very detached child... living partly in this world.. and mostly in my head.
Sruli Recht- Made to measure - Jerusalem 1979
Migrated like a broken Sea Bird, Johannesburg South Africa - Melbourne Australia - European Nomad landed in Reykjavik Iceland
work
process process
pro
cess
all of my work is inspired by the resonance of process. for me, design lines are more of a result of process and form, than they are a decision.
That is not to say my work just happens... I know what it will look like before I do it, but there is a mid point where everything
liquefies,
all forms and finishings...
and hardens right at the last moment. up til that moment when the last button is on it is still unformed.
The blend of organic geometry
fragility. permanence.
Recontextualized
Ob
scur
ing lines
Hides shape and from through graphic placement of lines
I like making ugly things beautiful.
Cutting things
Cutting things
Cutting things
Cut
ting
things
“Sruli Recht graduated from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology with a Bachelor Degree in Fashion Design in 2002, and whilst working through Europe received his Design Honors Degree in 2005.
In the past 8 years he split himself between -
Film and Video installation costume
Many Many Made to Measure projects
Pattern cutter and show-piece maker for Alexander McQueen
In top secret research and development for high tech fabric developers
Head designer and consultant for fashion labels in Iceland and Australia
…and his products, garments and artwork have been exhibited through Asia, Australia, Scandinavia, Russia the Americas and Europe.”
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I bite.
Sruli Recht Studio is in the old harbor of Reykjavík.
Large Ships drift by the window.
The cutting table rules.
There are many types of scissors, and more types of fabric.
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