Hidden and Visible
What do a child’s brain and fashion have in common? In my view, both are looking for newness by letting creativity and curiosity swinging around in a valse.
According to Paul Klee children have artistic ability, and the more helpless they are, the more instructive are the examples they furnish us. Children see the hidden and make it visible like fashion brings social phenomena to the light and make them talk through the garments.
The first one is pure and free from corruption, while the other one is depraved and mercantile. However, both are mercilessly naive in their struggle to provoke and widen the horizons.
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