Noa Raviv, an emerging designer from Israel, uses twisted digital lines as inspiration to create a series of clothing composed of 3D concepts.
He used software to draw various lines on the computer, racked his brains to come up with various compositions, and then printed them out. Some of them were interlaced vertically and horizontally to form a grid. The twisted lines plus the twisted lines seemed to give the appearance of... People have a kind of illusion, that is, if you stare at it for a long time, you will feel that the picture is moving, or the visual pattern is a three-dimensional picture. This is exactly what Noa Raviv wants to present.
He uses mesh and organza to create the most extreme changes on pure black and pure white surfaces. The stacking of layers, the width changes between lines, and even the edges are all... You can see the trompe l'oeil composition he wanted to express.
Noa Raviv also referred to damaged statues from Greece and Rome to present his asymmetrical outlines. He said that it is difficult to find those statues that are not damaged at all. Most of them have non-contrasting compositions and are twisted or broken. of damage. Just like its clothing works, the lines are mostly distorted and the composition is not symmetrical at all.
