AMO's Stratified Scenography for Prada's 2017 S/S Collection is Presented as "Total Space"

In the latest scenographic set for Prada's fashion collections, AMO have created a set "conceived as a stratification of architectures" – Total Space. Remnants from previous shows sit around the periphery of the room creating a foundation and aesthetic background for the house's 2017 Spring/Summer collection. A linear structure, which sits centrally and divides the room, is designed to "amplify its perceived proportions."

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According to the designers, "a straight ramp, between the inserted ceiling and floor, serves as catwalk, while tribunes are arranged along the perimeter to accommodate the guests." A continuous metallic surface folds around all the elements of the set in order to generate an abstract layer, composed of meshes with different patterns and dimensions that overlap to recreate a total space.

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"The transparency of the cladding material unveils the underlying framework with Cartesian precision. The psychedelic glow that spreads throughout the space dematerializes all the surfaces, coloring the room, now reminiscent of a post-human scenario. The models walk in the center at a controlled distance from the audience, virtually levitating in the space. They ascend onto the elongated slope of the ramp incessantly, disappearing towards the vanishing point."

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Cite: AD Editorial Team. "AMO's Stratified Scenography for Prada's 2017 S/S Collection is Presented as "Total Space"" 20 Jun 2016. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/789871/amos-stratified-scenography-for-pradas-2017-s-s-collection-is-presented-as-total-space> ISSN 0719-8884

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