According to the Interfax-Ukraine Culture project, the works of Ukrainian artist Nazariy Streliaiev-Nazark have become part of the new collection of the French fashion house Louis Vuitton, presented during Fashion Week in Paris, the artist reports on his Instagram page.
“I sincerely thank Nicolas Ghesquière and Florent Buono for their trust and for inviting me to participate in the creation of this collection. It was a real pleasure to see my works through your vision and from a new perspective,” the artist said.
The collection, created by the brand’s creative director Nicolas Ghesquière, uses motifs from the Ukrainian artist’s paintings, in particular elements of the work Paramnesia, written in 2023.
The image from the painting was adapted for the fashion show: on one of the prints, the lamb depicted on the canvas was given boots with the brand’s signature monogram.
Streliaiev-Nazarko was born in Kharkiv and now lives and works in Milan. His work combines elements of symbolism, surrealism, and contemporary painting. The artist’s works have been exhibited in galleries in Europe and the United States.
The collection was presented on March 10 during Paris Fashion Week, one of the world’s key fashion industry events.
Nazariy Streliaev-Nazarko is a Ukrainian artist from Kharkiv who currently lives and works in Milan. His work combines elements of classical European painting, symbolism, and contemporary art. In his works, the artist often addresses themes of memory, myth, and human experience, creating images that combine reality and symbolism. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries across Europe and featured in international art projects.
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