Argentinian-British artist Through Viator pushes the boundaries of fabric and form through a multidisciplinary lens.
In the quiet intensity of his studio, Argentinian-British multidisciplinary artist Through Viator is redefining the intersection of fashion and technical engineering. Known for a career that spans the disparate worlds of sculpture, CGI, and music, Viator has spent years challenging the conventional norms of the fashion industry. His work does not merely treat clothing as a garment, but as a medium for exploring anatomy and philosophy.
His latest creative phase marks a return to the tactile, focusing heavily on the relationship between fabric and form. By integrating engineering principles with traditional craftsmanship, Viator creates pieces that function as wearable art. This approach has gained significant recognition for its unique contribution to sustainable fashion, as he emphasizes the use of eco-friendly materials and innovative textile techniques. His process is a rejection of fast-fashion cycles, favoring a slow, deliberate exploration of how a material can be manipulated to echo the complexities of the human body.
Viator’s work is part of a growing movement of independent makers who view the studio as a laboratory. By blending photography and digital mediums with physical construction, he offers a blueprint for the modern designer: one who is as comfortable with a soldering iron or a rendering engine as they are with a sewing machine. As he continues to experiment with these multidisciplinary techniques, Viator remains a pivotal figure for those looking to bridge the gap between high-concept art and functional design.
Viator’s success demonstrates how cross-disciplinary skills like engineering and CGI can elevate traditional textile work. It encourages independent designers to look beyond the sewing machine and embrace technical innovation as a path to sustainability.
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