runner, thanks again for another great post, certainly filled alot of missing connections and question to my callow experience on his work, 
actuality-potentiality, thats a great aristotle's proposition referenced on carol's work, cause - effect, and vice versa, dead end.
yeah, i handled some of the dead end garments, at this point in my mind somewhere i see/feel there's a correlation to his selvedge technique (both 09 and 10), due to the extremity of pattern work and boldness in fabric consumption (waste). the dead end seams are truly a haunting design, seams diverge and did not connect, then shows a continuous flow of "one piece" of fabric/leather... like a stream of river. anyway but i will leave that thought in a more relevant thread.
i will lookforward to the 2010 thread, and certainly the fe-male collection as well (which i find it more exciting) which optimistically, showing in SS11.
actuality-potentiality, thats a great aristotle's proposition referenced on carol's work, cause - effect, and vice versa, dead end.
yeah, i handled some of the dead end garments, at this point in my mind somewhere i see/feel there's a correlation to his selvedge technique (both 09 and 10), due to the extremity of pattern work and boldness in fabric consumption (waste). the dead end seams are truly a haunting design, seams diverge and did not connect, then shows a continuous flow of "one piece" of fabric/leather... like a stream of river. anyway but i will leave that thought in a more relevant thread.
i will lookforward to the 2010 thread, and certainly the fe-male collection as well (which i find it more exciting) which optimistically, showing in SS11.
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