“It’s celebration of ladies dwelling in Technicolor with ironic humor, grand fashion and an enormous tablespoon of hope.”
That’s how Rebecca Moses characterised her exhibit, titled “Bubblegum, Lipstick and Hope,” coming to Donna and Gabby Karan’s City Zen retailer and Tutto Il Giorno restaurant in Sag Harbor on Lengthy Island’s East Finish, along side Ralph Pucci Worldwide. “It’s artistic portraiture impressed by actual girls who will stay nameless,” Moses mentioned.
Her exhibit of feminine portraiture, mentioned the artist, displays hope, ardour, dedication and the need to remain true to at least one’s personal voice even in probably the most difficult of instances. “How can we maintain on to our sanity, aspirations, and goals when life challenges turn out to be insufferable?” mentioned Moses, explaining her imaginative and prescient. “In a way, once I lifted my pens and brushes, it was like Alice falling into the rabbit gap, an opportunity to dream. It was an escape to a world I wished to examine. Typically you simply must pop a bubble and placed on some purple lipstick to revive your hope in life and perception in a single’s self.”
The physique of labor expands Moses’ signature fashion — connecting artwork with style – and pays tribute to girls. She additionally mentioned the exhibit “speaks to the frame of mind that has emerged from the struggles and silver linings of the previous few years.”
Donna Karan mentioned she’s recognized Moses for a few years and has watched her develop as a designer, mom, world traveler, and artist. “She is ready to seize the artwork of a girl in all her energy, energy, fashion, and individuality,” Karan mentioned. “Every portray captures the distinctive fashion of each lady, from their atmosphere and their style to their expression and way of life. What an honor it’s to know Rebecca and see the expression of her soul.”
Karan’s daughter Gabby added, “Rebecca’s fashion and her ardour for style is so obvious in her work and has enlightened the partitions of Tutto and related the weather of meals, tradition, individuality, and magnificence into one colourful story.”
The exhibit options 100 of Moses’ works and opens Aug. 6. That is the New York-based artist’s seventh solo exhibit. She has proven within the U.S, Italy and Japan and is represented by Ralph Pucci Worldwide within the U.S. and Nilufar Gallery in Italy. She is also member emeritus of the Council of Trend Designers of America.
From the Rebecca Moses exhibit.
