プリズム-1
1931
Emile-Allain Séguy’s 1931 design feels like a retro-futuristic underwater scene, where bright red coral branches tangle with bold, white arcs that look suspiciously like giant Wi-Fi signals. Although rooted in the organic curves of Art Nouveau, this piece from his famous 'Prismes' portfolio leans heavily into the bold geometry of Art Deco. These vibrant patterns were originally created to inspire textiles and wallpapers, bringing a stylized slice of the ocean floor to the fashion of the Jazz Age.
- Technique
- Pochoir (stencil)