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Personal Utopia: Creating a Fashion Collection Based on the Aesthetics of Utopia in Contemporary Art Photography

Student: Monakhova Serafima

Supervisor: Tatiana Rivchun

Faculty: Faculty of Creative Industries

Educational Programme: Fashion (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2021

The visual research was made as a part of the final qualifying work on the topic "Personal Utopia: Creating a Fashion Collection Based on the Aesthetics of Utopia in Contemporary Art Photography". The main objectives of the work were: to define the concept of modern utopia, its directions, to identify visual techniques, narratives that allow the authors to convey utopian aesthetics. All of it was crucial for creating authors' utopian reality, on the basis of which the debut collection of clothing will be created.

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