lennart bohle
Fashion Design BA
Hochschule Pforzheim School of Design
Specialisms: Formal/Couture / Textile Innovation/Textile Art / Womenswear
Location: Pforzheim, Germany
lennart bohle
First Name: lennart
Last Name: bohle
Specialisms: Formal/Couture / Textile Innovation/Textile Art / Womenswear
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My Location: Pforzheim, Germany
University / College: Hochschule Pforzheim School of Design
Course / Program Title: Fashion Design BA
About
Lennart Bohle is a german fashion designer and state-certified tailor based in Pforzheim. His work is defined by a fusion of traditional craftsmanship, sculptural silhouettes, and digital experimentation. With a strong focus on tailoring and couture, he explores the intersection of historical techniques and future-forward aesthetics.
Bohle transforms old craft methods into bold fashion statements, integrating digital tools, such as 3D printing, to give artisanal techniques a contemporary, futuristic edge. He approaches textiles as sculptural materials, shaping them around the body with a hands- on, form-driven sensibility.
His design philosophy centers on material-conscious couture that honors craftsmanship while innovating through technology.
Bohle transforms old craft methods into bold fashion statements, integrating digital tools, such as 3D printing, to give artisanal techniques a contemporary, futuristic edge. He approaches textiles as sculptural materials, shaping them around the body with a hands- on, form-driven sensibility.
His design philosophy centers on material-conscious couture that honors craftsmanship while innovating through technology.
modi funis - I AM THE PRINTER
I AM THE PRINTER I PRINT I PRINT LIKE A PRINTER BUT NOT LIKE A PRINTER I AM THE TEXTILE PRINTER The collection "modi funis - I AM THE PRINTER" vitalizes textile craftsmanship through digital aesthetics and production techniques. Digital media shape our everyday lives, drive us to perfection and at the same time alienate us. The fusion of analog and digital worlds harbors the risk of cultural loss. modi funis explores how digital fascination can enrich the arts and crafts. Inspired by 3D printing, new textile surfaces are created that redefine form and cut. Cords are formed along traditional seams and transcend them to create coherent surfaces. Couture elements stage the textile sculpturally on the body. The collection shows how fashion honors craftsmanship and integrates digital technology.
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