Olivier Saillard meluncurkan museum mode hidup di Paris

Kurator mode Olivier Saillard sedang menyelenggarakan pertunjukan harian di Fondation Cartier yang baru direnovasi di Paris sebagai bagian dari pameran Living Museum of Fashion. Acara ini menghidupkan kembali momen mode historis untuk melawan sifat statis dari tampilan museum. Acara berlangsung hingga 21 Maret, menampilkan tamu seperti Paloma Picasso dan Tilda Swinton.

Selama Paris Fashion Week, Olivier Saillard mengambil peran sebagai artis residen di Fondation Cartier, yang terletak di Palais-Royal berhadapan dengan Louvre. Pusat seni kontemporer ini, setelah renovasi yang menelan biaya lebih dari €230 juta oleh arsitek Jean Nouvel, mengundang Saillard untuk menciptakan pameran dan instalasi multifaset yang berpusat pada mode. Tema Saillard membahas pandangannya bahwa “museums kill fashion,” menjelaskan dalam wawancara dengan Vogue, “Things look very beautiful under glass, like taxidermied animal trophies in a chateau... All those clothes on display or in the reserves are a bit like ghosts.” Untuk melawan hal ini, Saillard mengatur koreografi pertunjukan untuk menghidupkan pakaian, dengan fokus pada pengalaman pemakainya. Ia menyatakan, “Clothing that’s on display no longer belongs to anybody, really, except the designer who made it... But the part that’s always fascinated me is the person who wore it, the space between animate and inanimate. Otherwise, it’s like gazing at a historic instrument without ever hearing its music.” Ia telah mengumpulkan barang-barang untuk “a museum of last chances, made up of forgotten, patched-up, anonymous things... And gestures, too, because those can’t be stored in a drawer.” Pada 13 Maret, Saillard mempresentasikan Répertoire n°1: Yves Saint Laurent 1971, The Scandal Collection, dibintangi Paloma Picasso, yang gayanya menginspirasi pertunjukan asli. Saillard mencatat, “here is a collection inspired by war, and the name Paloma symbolizes peace. There was something in all of that that I find very joyful.” Picasso, berbicara dari Swiss, mengingat reaksi negatif: “The press was so negative, I couldn’t understand why it would be so horrible... I saw it as something positive that French women were using dress as an act of resistance.” Ia berbagi bahwa tradisi lipstik merahnya dimulai sejak usia tiga tahun dengan ibunya, Françoise Gilot, dan merenungkan menjadi muse: “It’s because they do something different, because they evoke something special to you.” Gaya saat ini menekankan pakaian hitam dan bibir merah untuk menonjolkan desain perhiasannya. Akhir pekan depan, Tilda Swinton akan bergabung untuk Silent Models, kolaborasi kelima mereka, yang digambarkan Saillard sebagai “strangest yet.” Properti termasuk saputangan, pakaian kerja pekerja Prancis biru, dan manekin yang mewakili “a whole taxonomy of objects that have tried and failed to replace the human body since the 19th century.” Dalam email, Swinton menggambarkannya sebagai “a rich dialogue,” menambahkan, “one’s sense of identity is a truly flexible and ever-evolving matter (…) clothes need us just as we need them.” Ia menyoroti tema ketidakhadiran di arsip mode dan menyatakan kecintaan pada “the labor of a necktie” dan saputangan. The Living Museum of Fashion by Olivier Saillard & guests berlangsung di Fondation Cartier hingga 21 Maret.

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