Nathalie du Pasquier, „Gabon" Textile, 1982. Printed cotton plain weave. Made for Memphis, Mila
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Nathalie du Pasquier, „Gabon" Textile, 1982. Printed cotton plain weave. Made for Memphis, Milan, Italy. Made by Rainbow, Italy. Via @philamuseumThe first textile designer to be associated with the Italian design collective Memphis, Pasquier designed fabrics with dense, angular, frenetic, colorful, and often discordant patterns. “Gabon” derives its name from the African country where she travelled after leaving school, and combines the inspiration of African textiles, with the more Western influences of comic book graphics and rock music. -- source link
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