Observed
To observe is to pay attention on purpose — even briefly, even by accident. This is the first collection built entirely around that idea.
THREE WAYS OF SEEING
The collection unfolds through three directions.
First Look Outward
Original illustrations by Kildare-based artist Marion Belliot capture thequiet theatre of everyday urban life — people, streets, and theunhurried choreography of a city in motion. The drawings are brought together through kantha, a centuries-old hand-stitching tradition from Bengal, built from simple, running stitches repeated by hand.
Second Look — Objects
Book spines — fragmented, stacked, almostarchitectural. Observed as material rather thansymbol. Colours softened with time, edgesworn, a hand-drawn grid beneath, imperfectand breathing.
Third Looks — What Remains
Not the moment itself, but what it leaves behind — a path worn into pavement, a chair still pushed back, a coat left warm on a hook. Across the fabric, lines trace routes taken, figures pass through mid-crossing, and marks surface, fade, and return — a quiet record of presence, taken after the fact.
