Amin Ajdari

WHAT’S YOUR BACKGROUND?

My name is Amin Ajdari I am from Tehran. I born in 10th September 1988. As I remember from young ages, art was my passion. before I came to Milano I passed some interesting courses. such as photography, silkscreen, and graphic design. After that, I decided to complete my education. When I was in Tehran I always liked to use my creativity to make something new. Sometimes I made videos, sometimes sculptures and sometimes I did graphics.  So I came to Milan but this time I wanted to learn something more professional. I decided to study fashion design at IED. During this three years in IED, I learned much more about art. design and of course fashion.

THE CONCEPT OF YOUR COLLECTION?

I choose three subjects from Iran for my last collection which is for women and it is related to my theses that I define it like:

Iranian shepherds: lifestyle, coverage and the message of the coverage
Iranian constructers: the old and beautiful buildings.
Lack of liberty for the woman’s wear

By the combination of this tree subjects, I wanted to create a new concept. Which is: by using the men’s forgetting coverage as a power, and by using the beautiful and architectural forgotten buildings, and by using the problem of the woman (seems she is forgetting her freedom).  I like to pass the lines like a shepherd who should go out of the village to show his coverage to the urban people to accept his clothes, to renewing the old building to be seen and a woman who should across the sadness border to be free.  So I named this collection BEHIND THE BORDERS.

WHAT ARE YOUR LUCIDITY PILLS?

I see something in painting or people lifestyle or some subjects and etc….then I think about how can I use it as a dress or how can I transform it into something wearable. The angles and the forms are always interesting for me and I try to use them in my works. The contrast and the ability to use it is always my challenge.

WHAT’S YOUR BACKGROUND?

THE CONCEPT OF YOUR COLLECTION?

WHAT ARE YOUR LUCIDITY PILLS?

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