Danazohr@gmail.com
Mentor: Yael Taragan

My graduate collection originated from my mother's wardrobe, from items that were handmade especially for her by my grandmother. My fascination with these timeless garments led me to create a contemporary collection that pays tribute to these classic pieces from the feminine wardrobe and to the craft of knitting that is passed down in my family. In the collection, I scan photographs and knitted swatches from which I design a new image which I then print on various fabrics. Conversely, I hand-knit a digital image that I created on computerized software. In this way, I contemplate the question of the type of wardrobe I’ll leave for my own children in a world in which our clothes are no longer passed from one generation to the next, but rather tossed and replaced every season.

Materials:
Merino yarn
Lace
Cotton
Woven synthetic

Techniques:
 Machine knitting
 Intarsia
 Scanning
 Digital print