Serendipity Experimental Fashion 3D Virtual Art Virtual Textiles Digital Art Experimental Method Abstract Patterns
“Accidental Cutting is an experimental pattern cutting method, intellectual property of Eva Iszoro, focused on finding, not looking for, non-existent volumes, through abstract, random and accidental cuts and patterns. It is also a fashion brand and 3D virtual art and digital art project based on it”
The virtual shows “Apochalypse” for SS-21 and “Konsum” for AW 21/22 received support from the Ministry of Culture and Sport of Spain. The virtual shows “Accidental Cut” SS-22, “Upside Down” AW 22/23, and “Emptiness” SS-23, presented at London Fashion Week and nominated for awards at the London Fashion Film Festival and Berlin Fashion Film Festival, were carried out with the support of the Madrid City Council’s creation and mobility grants program.
Los desfiles virtuales “Apochalypse” para la temporada SS-21 y “Konsum” para AW 21/22 recibieron el apoyo del Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte de España. Los desfiles virtuales “Accidental Cut” SS-22, “Upside Down” AW 22/23 y “Emptiness” SS-23, presentados en la London Fashion Week y nominados a premios en el London Fashion Film Festival y el Berlin Fashion Film Festival, se llevaron a cabo con el apoyo del programa de ayudas a la creación y movilidad del Ayuntamiento de Madrid.
“SILVER DELIGHT”_BID Award 2024
Category: Fashion/Textile and Accessoires Design
Accidental Cutting by Eva Iszoro has been awarded the Prize in the Fashion, Textile, and Accessories Design category at the Ninth Edition of the Ibero-American Design Biennial, with the project ‘Silver Delight.’ Opening of the BID 24 exhibition at 8:30 PM Central de Diseño in Matadero Madrid.
“BEGINNINGS”_The Lumen Prize Longlist 2023
Category: Still Image
Explore the visionary world of Eva Iszoro, a trailblazing 3D artist and a luminary in Experimental Fashion Design. Known for her unique approach that embraces the concept of Serendipity, Eva allows chance, creativity and emerging patterns to guide her innovative design process. Her groundbreaking works in 3D Virtual Art and Digital Art are a testament to this philosophy. Eva’s portfolio is rich with diverse examples of 3D Art, where each creation is a reflection of her distinct approach to form and structure. Particularly notable are her Virtual Textiles, where she skillfully transforms digital threads into complex, fabric-like structures. Through her art, Eva Iszoro continually pushes the boundaries of fashion and design, exploring the endless possibilities of volumetric creation and textile sculptures in the virtual realm.
Virtual textile models applying Accidental Cutting experimental pattern cutting method.
Abstract patterns applying Accidental Cutting experimental method.