DeConstruction

The DeConstruction project, created during Georgiana-Andreeai's time at the Institut Français de la Mode in Paris, marks a bold and creative exploration of new expressions in the art of footwear design. Drawing inspiration from second-hand vintage shoes, Georgiana embarked on a transformative journey, giving new life to discarded pieces from the past.

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The concept behind DeConstruction was both simple and profound: four vintage shoes were sourced, each with its own history and character. These shoes were then carefully deconstructed, with each part separated and reimagined. The result was a collection of entirely new and innovative shoe models, where unexpected proportions, unique combinations and striking silhouettes merged into hybrids of design.

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By repurposing existing materials, DeConstruction fuses tradition and modernity, challenging conventional footwear design norms. This project pushes the boundaries of creative possibility, exploring new avenues for sustainable fashion. Each shoe tells a story of reinvention, transforming discarded objects into bold statements of artistic expression.

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