Printed Amazon: the Creation in Surface Design from Cultural References
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https://doi.org/10.4013/sdrj.2023.163.03Abstract
The research investigates the use of cultural references, with the choice of certain signs, in the creation of textile prints, intending to value cultures, identities, and territories, as well as in the search for original and creative results for surface design products, and can contribute to the rescue of collective memories, feelings of belonging and affection. To this end, a case study of two prints from the Amazon-themed collection O Coração é o Norte, from the fashion brand Farm Rio, is presented, analyzed from the model proposed by Joly and adapted by Santos. This model allowed a systematic investigation of the meanings of the constitutive elements of the prints, separated by the plastic, iconic, and linguistic axes, analyzed separately and then together, to find a synthesis, and finally, to analyze and confirm that the communication of the prints represents the Amazonian culture.
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