Quisquiliae

“Quisquiliae Couture” A Dress and A Hat from Trash. This collection addresses several systems in our world that urgently need attention, including our polluted oceans, declining publishing industry, and changing climate.

The wall sculpture "Quisquiliae Scupltura" is influenced by Wassily Kandinsky, and it is filled with visual rhythm and movement.

This jacket addresses the decline of the publishing industry caused by new online business models, economic crises, and increased commercialization.

The chandelier was influenced by Dadaism, jellyfish, and “greenery yallery” style of the Aesthetic Movement and in Art Nouveau.

Quisquiliae Nuntius is part of ,“Quisquiliae 21st century Dadaism: Art and Design for All Possible Worlds,” upcycles, redefines, and gives new meaning to discarded objects.

The diorama is influenced by Puccini’s opera “Madama Butterfly,” a tragic story of a young naive geisha who is inexperienced in life and falls in love with an uncaring American naval officer.