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D.I.Y. Dye It Yourself a blue Elisava experience by onLand and theKids

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Dyeing workshop by onLand during the Elisava Creative Marathon

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D.I.Y. Dye It Yourself

a blue Elisava experience by onLand and theKids

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ELISAVA WORKSHOP 17-20 DECEMBER 2014the on land team

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THE PLANdye [daɪ]

► noun a natural or synthetic substance used to colour something.► verb dyes, dyeing, dyed(tr) to impart a colour to something, such as fabric or garment by the applica-

tion of a dye; to change color, often in an undesired manner.

-PHRASES► Call no man happy till he dyes. (American proverb)

► Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we dye. (Bible, Ecclesiastes 8:15)

► To dye, to sleep, maybe to dream. (W.Shakespeare, Hamlet 3,1)

► Live and let dye. (I.Fleming, James Bond 007)

In other words: we’re going to take fabrics/garments/stuff, to wrinkle/manipu-

late/tie them, and to dye/colour/bleach in order to change/tranform/create a new

aspect/hue/texture.

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THE INSPIRATION

From Yves Klein and his works on co lours (expecially blue), including monochromes

and action painting, to traditional dyeing techniques such as Japanese Shibori,

Indonesian Batik, African Tie&Dye

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The customization of the wardrobe through dyeing, undyeing and bleaching, has always been a

characteristic of all the alternative, protest, revolutionary, musical movements of the last

40 years. Hippie’s rainbow tie&dye robes, punk bleached and ripped-off tee-shirts, grunge over-

dyed lumberjack shirts are just some examples and sources of ideas.

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THE ACTIONTie, clip, dye, make knots, use bleach, put on colour, take off colour.

Use thread, tape, strings, clamps, knots, rope, glue, wax, to avoid the penetra-

tion of dyeing. Take the fabric and stretch it, wrinkle it, twist it, wrap it

up, roll it up.

Prepare the dyeing with water, salt and the magic powders of indigo blue, inter-

national klein blue, navy blue, electric blue.

Immerse in hot water, in cold water, in a bucket, in a bowl, in a basin, in the

washing machine. Remove, mix, shuffle, blend, shake.

Et voilà!

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THE OUTPUTHere they are! Some of the sixtyfour garments we dyed in the 2012 Elisava

Creative Marathon.

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THE SHOW

Converting Elisava’s internal patio in a neapoletan vicolo, like those in Ed-

uardo de Filippo, Totó and Anna Magnani movies.

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THE CREW

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THE CREW

Paz Torres Escubos · Marc Curado Garro · Leire Alvarez Vicente · Naida Camarasa Castel ·

Anna Faura Fabregat · Andrea Ribera Lleonart · Laura Guanyabens Garrido · Gemma Rubiral-

ta Baena · Laura Espolet Amill ·Ines Graells Coll · Andrea Forment Monjonell · Thais Sol-

er De Manuel · Gemma Gimeno Blasco · Elisabet Valencia Moreno · Teresa Oliver Fabrega ·

Eva Bertran Llambés ·

Cecilia Martinez De Puig · Irene Burillo Villena ·

Mar Bonet Roldan · Elisa Sangüesa Carbó · Laura Griño Folcra

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Elena Castaudi · Michele Gilli

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the OnLandTeam ©2014

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Thanks to:

Elisava Staff: Raffaella Perrone, Anna Baldrich

Pics: Irene Gonzalo, Elisabet Valencia, Marc Curado,

Elena Castaudi

Layout: Michele Gilli