The project was spawned from the disposable lifestyle that is prominent in the urban world which we live in, being in a constant state of lack of time. In this work, the disposable element is derived from its purest embodiment - the toilet paper roll, and transformed into create wearable and fashionablet-shirts which will suit the time and place we live in, whilst presenting a cynical review on our high pace, ever-changing culture. The user is therefore exempt from returning home, washing and drying his or her clothes, and so the use of a cupboard or a wardrobe becomes redundant.The fabric from which the shirts are made is a type of a non-woven felted paper, which is heat perishable and friendly to the environment. The disposable t-shirts bring with them a new fashion that suits this era of instant gratification that we live in.
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Starting to find my vision,
fabric, paper, t-shirt, urban lifestyle and my own life
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The fabric was donated by Righter company, which created this non-woven paper as a one time experiment.Special thanks to Moshe Goldwasser who had the vision and brought the materials to Shenkar, and the textile department which helped in the process, Orit Bedusa and David.