For The Art Of Women collaboration between Lindy Lee and Carla Zampatti, Lee's 'Rain and Fire' drawings on paper were photographed and converted into prints for Carla Zampatti's creative director, Karlie Ungar, to design from.
Fashion is no longer an industry just making clothes, it’s part of a broader design community, it’s multidisciplinary and multicategory, it transcends age, lifestyle and culture, is aspirational and emotional, it’s value based and far reaching. The more collaborative we all are the more intelligent, therefore relevant brands become.
—Karlie Ungar
Without a doubt the reflective surface of her sculptural work is beautiful and immediate. You see yourself. The interconnectedness is overwhelming. That is Lindy’s work. There is always an incredible and powerful story.
—Karlie Ungar
It was marvellous and a little unreal to see how my work was transformed into these beautiful ethereal pieces. It was quite a moment for me to realise just how important Carla Zampatti was to Australian Culture.
—Lindy Lee
Although my work is static, the experience of the work is a dance between solidity and dematerialisation. To see it printed on silk made the pattern even more ephemeral.
