Manon Gignoux work is inspired by clothes worn by workers in the early 20th century exploring the “traces of wear and tear” on clothes. Encompassing recovery, re-appropriation and aesthetic discrepancy, reusing clothes and objects that retain the memory of their original use and contemporary fabrics reworked with dyes, pleats and weat… given a new function. Manon’s creations illustrate the meeting of clothes, body and décor.[film]
Crust Station
where people come to fill up on Inspiration…
Crust Station 
yes, I’ve just seen it at Bloesem. It sure has gotten lots of fans. :) I’m liking it, too.
wonderful textures and natural colour!!
I understand the coincidence…her work is just to beautiful to pass on…
passion poetry in muted colors. The photography is spell binding.
Beautiful interesting work!
Thank you
You have just done a post on my all time favourite. The work is wonderful she can make rags look so poetic.
Natural + simple = lovely. I want!
oh – what a nice reminder of this beautiful artist, i remember seeing her work long ago and just loving it…
yup. so good….
Beautiful colours, really beautiful.
beautiful subtle tones…
Bonjour je n’ai pas eu le temps de vous laisser un petit mot tout a l’heur vous éte venu hier, je suis aler voir votre travail aujour’hui je trouve sa super continuer
ps : je vien du Collége Albert Chatelet mon profésseur est Mr Hpntoir