Sonic Fabric – tecido feito com fitas cassete

Alice Santoro e a criadora do tecido Sonic Fabric feito com Fitas cassetes. Alice e americana e vive no Texas, ela me enviou um email super atencioso, que esta copiado abaixo apos os videos.

No primeiro video voce vera um vestido feito com Sonic Fabric, tecido de fitas cassetes e os sons causados ao se passar um leitor de cassete na peca.

No segundo video voce assistira ao processo simples de producao do tecido com fita cassete reciclada.

FashionSPill entrevistou o estilista Brasileiro Julio Cesar, que esta fazendo muito sucesso aqui em Nova York criando pecas feitas com o tecido Fabric Sony, em parceria com Alice Santoro.

Para ler a materia completa e ver fotos do trabalho de Julio Cesar Barbosa, clique aqui. Entrevista com Julio Cesar 

Site oficial do estilista Julio Cesar: JuliocesarNyc/ 

Outras entrevistas concedidas por Julio Cesar: estilistas sustentaveis e a inconsciente moda

Sites de Alice Santoro:

alycesantoro
SONIC FABRIC
sonicfabric 

Mas o que e Sonic Fabric?

Sonic Fabric e um tecido unico feito com fitas cassetes recicladas, sendo 50% de fitas cassetes e 50% polyester.
O tecido e audivel, ou seja, passando-se um leitor de cassete pelo tecido, voce ouvira sons.

Sonic Fabric tem sido apresentado em museus e galerias ao redor do mundo bem como no programa de televisao “Big Ideas for a Small Planet” , no Jornal New York Times, Orion Magazine, People, Make Magazine, Treehugger e muitos outros.

Se voce gostou das pecas e deseja comprar, basta acessar esse site aqui: Supermarkethq

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Abaixo esta o email original enviado por Alice Santoro contendo a historia do tecido Sonic Fabric e a historia de como tudo comecou.

SONIC FABRIC IS A TEXTILE WOVEN FROM AUDIOCASSETTE TAPE RECORDED WITH AN INTRICATE COLLAGE OF SOUND.

SONIC FABRIC is an audible textile woven from 50% recorded audiocassette tape and 50% polyester thread invented by internationally noted conceptual artist Alyce Santoro. It’s creation was inspired by two elements: tell-tails, or wind indicators made of old cassette tape often used on sailboats, and by Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags.

Compelled to weave a literal fabric of sound, Alyce began by amassing a collection of salvaged, donated, and found tapes. Upon discovering a warehouse full of large spools of surplus blank tape, she began creating intricately looped and layered collages to be recorded onto the tape prior to weaving.

Alyce uses Sonic Fabric in a variety of projects devoted to the notion suggested by both quantum physics and Buddhism that, at the most basic level, all things are ultimately composed of vibration. She has created numerous wearable (and playable) Sonic Fabric “shaman/superhero” costumes, as well as a variety of scrolls and flags, including a suit of sailboat sails.

Sonic Fabric has been featured in museums and galleries around the world, as well as on the Sundance Channel’s “Big Ideas for a Small Planet” and in the New York Times, Orion Magazine, People, MAKE Magazine, Treehugger, and many others.

Alyce has lived in Providence, Rhode Island (where she received a graduate degree in Scientific Illustration from RISD) and Brooklyn, NY. In 2006 she relocated to the high desert of far west Texas in order to more actively pursue experiments into sustainability, conservation, and permaculture.

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