Non-objective Bib

In 1913 the artist Kazimir Malevich developed a visual abstract language that attempted to set up “a genuine world order, a new philosophy of life”. This bib bearing the black square, icon of Suprematism, suggests the promising beginnings of a new-born child.

Arts&Clothes produces clothing accessories based on iconic artists from the 20th century. It explores the myth of the artist by reconsidering processes of production, valuation, distribution and consumption of the art object.

A&C is an initiative from Bernat Daviu, Enric Farres and one other who wishes to remain anonymous.

Toddler size | Black on white
100% cotton
Made in Barcelona