Designer Amy Revier: The Function Of Clothes Is Not Just To Keep Out The Cold.

Amy Revier was born in Austen, Dezhou.

The university studies art and art history.

During his study, he was financed and studied in Oaxaca, Mexico (Oaxaca).

In 2009, she was awarded the Fulbright scholarship to live and study sculpture and textiles in Iceland.

In 2011, she moved to London, set up a studio, and launched the first design series in 2013.

She worked alone, weaving 3-5 clothes a month.

All the yarn comes from Kyoto weaving workshop, most of which are hand dyed, with a limited number.

"The old way to stay is not from nostalgia, but because they are still useful.

I am interested in starting from scratch, presenting the simplicity of the handwork and the objects that I am making. "

The function of clothes is not just to keep out the cold.

Clothing changes our world outlook and changes the world's view of us.

There are many facts to support this view, that is, not that we wear clothes, but that clothes wear us; we can stitch them into arms or chest shapes, and they shape our hearts, our brains and our language according to our own interests.

Clothes are only symbols of something hidden.