Happy to have Meriska Suparman as part of our fashion program during the BERLIN FASHION WEEK official side event at OXI, Wiesenweg 1-4, 10365 Berlin, have a great read and check more about her below.
Meriska Suparman, originally from Indonesia, moved to Berlin to pursue her fashion design career
Driven to push the boundaries of traditional design, Meriska Supaman creates captivating pieces that challenge societal norms and redefine what fashion can be. Her approach is a unique blend of heritage and experimental design by bridging the gap between traditional craftsmanship and innovative materials and techniques. This results in a contemporary aesthetic that is both captivating and meticulously detailed. She believed in creating high-quality fashion, through sustainable and ethical means. Her design is aimed to connect the wearer and the garment on an emotional level.
ABOUT COLLECTION called : Homo Digitalis
Homo digitalis refers to a homo sapiens who is permanently interconnected with others through technological devices.
This collection is a thought-provoking exploration of our increasingly digital world, where the lines between convenience and control have blurred. We live in an era of omnipresent surveillance, not just through cameras and AI, but through the subtle data collection woven into the fabric of our lives.
Are we even aware of the extent to which we’re monitored? This collection serves as a wake-up call, using fashion as a platform for artistic expression. By merging art, craft, and technology, the garments themselves become a conversation starter, prompting reflection on the complexities of surveillance culture and our existence as homo digitalis – the digital human.
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