MAREUNROL’S Spring/Summer 2015 collection was inspired by cartographical and topographical maps of various times and places, different types of territorial illustrations, plans, lines, borders, electrical wires, map archives, mathematical distances and their symbols, modern virtual communication networks and communication systems.
The collection is based on a story created by designers as a result of a number of random descriptions and tales about cartographers randomly found on the Internet. Maps are like a parallel world that lives beside all of us – in map drawings and GPS map systems, like human shadows and reflections.The collection will have a mysterious and surreal atmosphere that breaks into daily reality. Pure dimensional shapes, geometric squares are the basis for the constructions and patterns, partly inspired by the alternative culture of the 90’s and psychodelic dream pop music culture of the 21st century.
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