“First Woman on the Moon”

The fashion collection by Adriana Šatková was created on the 50th anniversary of the first human on the Moon. Women got into space, but never to the Moon. The photographs of the fashion collection in KOMA module represent a vision of tomorrow’s architecture.

The combination of traditional woolen fabrics and artificial lamé fabrics is a response to the atmosphere of the '60s, space age and the plastic era. The collection was created with some exaggeration as a reaction to the work of American artist Aleksandra Mir who, as part of her performance, sent a woman to the Moon even back in 1999.

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19 7 — 15 10 2019

The photographic exhibition of fashion collection “First Woman on the Moon” in EXPO pavilion KOMA MODULAR Vizovice.

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50th anniversary of the Moon Landing

source: Nasa gallery

Apollo 11 blasted off in July 1969, sending astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins on a journey to the Moon and back. It took around three days to get to the Moon, and then Armstrong and Aldrin spent 21 hours and 36 minutes on the lunar surface, becoming the first humans to set foot on it.

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