Regata
A conceptual collection exploring the visual language of navigation through symbols, objects and contemporary forms.
(Origin)
REGATA originates from an interest in the visual systems that organize navigation.
Rather than representing sailing itself, it investigates the symbolic structures that allow us to orient ourselves: flags, marks, routes, buoys, horizons and codes.
The project develops through observation, drawing, classification and translation.
Existing signs are displaced from their original function and reorganized into a contemporary visual language, opening familiar systems to new interpretations.
REGATA originates from an interest in the visual systems that organize navigation.
Rather than representing sailing itself, it investigates the symbolic structures that allow us to orient ourselves: flags, marks, routes, buoys, horizons and codes.
The project develops through observation, drawing, classification and translation.
Existing signs are displaced from their original function and reorganized into a contemporary visual language, opening familiar systems to new interpretations.
(Language)
REGATA builds a visual vocabulary from the symbolic systems of navigation. Rather than preserving their original function, these elements are reinterpreted as forms, colors and relationships that can be combined across different contexts.
Instead of functioning as isolated symbols, they operate as a visual grammar whose meaning shifts through context, scale, repetition and composition.
REGATA builds a visual vocabulary from the symbolic systems of navigation. Rather than preserving their original function, these elements are reinterpreted as forms, colors and relationships that can be combined across different contexts.
Instead of functioning as isolated symbols, they operate as a visual grammar whose meaning shifts through context, scale, repetition and composition.
(Collection)
REGATA takes form through a series of garments, objects and printed matter. Each piece develops a different aspect of the project's visual language while remaining part of the same conceptual framework.
REGATA takes form through a series of garments, objects and printed matter. Each piece develops a different aspect of the project's visual language while remaining part of the same conceptual framework.
(Applications)
The same visual language can take different forms depending on the context in which it is applied.
The same visual language can take different forms depending on the context in which it is applied.
(Collabs)
REGATA can take different forms through materials, manufacturing processes and creative partnerships.
Each collaboration brings the same visual language into a new context.
Interested in collaborating?
Get in touch →
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REGATA can take different forms through materials, manufacturing processes and creative partnerships.
Each collaboration brings the same visual language into a new context.
Interested in collaborating?
Get in touch →
