Butler Lindgård Curates a Quirky Range of Patterned Textiles
References: butlerlindgard & dezeen
Butler Lindgård — a design duo from Sweden, releases a range of patterned textiles that seek to empower women in the societies they live in. Each creative design is focused on representing a certain issue that has been considered provocative or taboo in the past. This includes topics like bodily hair, menstruation, breastfeeding and being overweight. These are separated in categories — from 'Nipple' and 'Stained' to 'Hairy' and 'Traces.'
Butler Lindgård's patterned textile collection is dubbed 'Tits N Ass.' The art is "abstract, yet direct," encouraging individuals to engage with the themes and address existing perceptions. Designed to shift the focus from the patriarchal structures imposed in traditional societies, the patterned textiles are attention-captivating and accessible works of art.
Butler Lindgård's patterned textile collection is dubbed 'Tits N Ass.' The art is "abstract, yet direct," encouraging individuals to engage with the themes and address existing perceptions. Designed to shift the focus from the patriarchal structures imposed in traditional societies, the patterned textiles are attention-captivating and accessible works of art.
Trend Themes
1. Feminist-inspired Design - The trend of feminist-inspired design seeks to empower women in various societies and can be an opportunity for innovative products and concepts.
2. Provocative Textile Art - The trend of provocative textile art is an opportunity to address taboo topics in society and can be utilized in various industries such as fashion and interior design.
3. Body-positive Messaging - The trend of body-positive messaging encourages individuals and industries to embrace diversity and can lead to innovative products and advertising campaigns.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can incorporate feminist-inspired textiles in their product lines and use provocative textile art to stand out in a crowded market.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can use feminist-inspired textiles to create empowering spaces for their clients and incorporate body-positive messaging to promote diversity.
3. Advertising - Advertisers can use body-positive messaging in their campaigns to appeal to a broader audience and create a more inclusive and diverse brand image.
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