THE CONCEPT OF THE BIT COLLECTION IS BASED ON THE STUDY OF DETAILS AND ISOLATED ELEMENTS WITHIN THE WHOLE PORTRAIT OF ANNE VON CLEVES, THE FOURTH WIFE OF THE ENGLISH KING HENRY VIII, PAINTED BY HANS HOLBEIN. THE COLLECTION WAS CREATED THROUGH INTERPRETATION OF THOSE SEPARATED ELEMENTS INTO A UNIQUE NEW COMPOSITION WITHIN CONTEMPORARY CONTEXT. THE NAME OF THE COLLECTION COMES FROM THE WORD BIT, WHICH REPRESENTS THE SMALLEST UNIT OF DATA THAT IS CONNECTED INTO A WHOLE. CLOTHING SEGMENTS ARE MADE UP OF LAYERS OF SHEER FABRIC THAT ARE ARRANGED, LAYERED AND CONNECTED WITH ELEMANTS SUCH AS STRAPS AND BELTS TO CREATE A FULL PIECE OF CLOTHING.
