NP Cerebrals · Fashion and design
Future projects
A scarf collection dedicated to the Count Oceanus fashion project, in which the subjects and variants of NP Cerebrals become images to wear. Some black-and-white drawings could also find a place on garments in the women’s and men’s collections through carefully placed graphic interventions: visual accents, or “points of light”, that give a detail character and make it recognisable.
Large, lightweight cotton throws, conceived as sofa covers, could bring drawing to a broad surface used every day. Curtains remain a possible development to explore, considering the relationship between mark, transparency and light.
The circular format offers another space for composing NP Cerebrals: decorative plates to display individually or in small groups, creating combinations of subjects and colours.
Decorative tiles intended for high-end projects, to be placed individually, at intervals, among plain tiles with the same background shade. The drawing becomes an accent on the architectural surface: the continuity of colour connects the elements, while the mark gives rhythm to the space.
Posters produced using laser technology in the standard 70 x 50 cm format, with the option of choosing the 100 x 70 cm format. For each drawing/colour combination, a single edition of no more than ten copies is planned, numbered consecutively from 1 to 10: each copy, whichever size is chosen, takes one of the ten available numbers. A publishing project in which each image retains a distinct identity, traceable to the subject and variant held in the Archive.