Dress with embroidery and application based on Ukrainian artist Oleksandra Ekster.

Fabric - linen
Technique - smooth, application (machine embroidery)
Threads - cotton

Solomiya's height is 182 cm, and her size is S
The manner of the dress is oversize

Inspired by the works of Oleksandra Ekster.
Linen fabric. The length is above the knee. Long wide sleeves.
The neck has a square shape.
Technique of execution - "Application".
The dress consists of different bright colors of fabrics and clear and sharp lines that emphasize the artist's unique style.
The most typically used elements are straight geometric shapes and crossing lines.

Oleksandra Ekster is a Ukrainian artist, avant-garde, designer, graphic artist, film, and theater artist.

A prominent representative of European cubism and futurism, the Ukrainian avant-garde, one of the founders of the Art Deco style.

She was a friend of Malevych, and he even let her into his studio and listened to her advice.

People told about her that she was a kind of combination of European and Ukrainian cultures. You could see Ukrainian embroidery on the walls among the paintings of Picasso and Braque in her house, Ukrainian carpet on the floor, clay pots were served on the table, and bright majolica plates with dumplings.

Ekster went further than the French did.

She became an abstractionist, which her Parisian friends Picasso, Braque, and Leger did not dare to do. She taught abstract art even to children in her Kyiv studio, offering them to illustrate a fairy tale not with a plot but with the help of rhythms.
She also renewed theatrical art.

For the first time in the world scenography, she dared to play the whole cube of the stage, not just its tablet floor.

One of her most famous paintings is Fundukleivska Street (now it is Bohdan Khmelnytsky Street).

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