"REBIRTH"
A Transformative Experience
at Berlin Fashion Week by
Gritsfeldt & Carabas
Renowned fashion designer Jade Gritsfeldt and acclaimed multidisciplinary artist Dan Carabas team up to unveil a ground breaking new format—"REBIRTH," a fusion of fashion and art, during Berlin Fashion Week.
At the heart of "REBIRTH" is a transformative live performance by Carabas. In this performance, he creates a Metamorphic Sculpture of Gritsfeldt’s body using ropes and plaster, casting the designer's form as a powerful symbol of the fleeting nature of existence. This striking art object not only embodies Gritsfeldt's personal evolution and rebirth but also enriches the collection of sculptures featured in the event.
This fashion and art exploration takes place at the RED HOUSE CLUB penthouse location in Berlin-Mitte.
Join us on the 1st of February 2025 from 5pm, show starts 6.30pm.
In addition to the main exhibition, guests will have the opportunity to explore select archival pieces from previous collections and artworks. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these items will be donated to charity, underscoring Gritsfeldt’s and Carabas’ commitment to social responsibility and community support.
The distortion and transformation of the human body.
A reflection on the continuous change and transformation of life.
“The human form, subject to the relentless march of time, becomes a moving metaphor for transience. My artistic practice explores the fleeting nature of beauty, youth and life itself, using the body as a canvas to contemplate the fleeting quality of existence.”
“My artwork is rooted in the reflection on the continuous change and transformation of life. In this, no two moments or breaths are ever identical, yet all blend into each other to form a wider picture of consciousness.
The human form, subject to the relentless march of time, becomes a moving metaphor for transience. My artistic practice explores the fleeting nature of beauty, youth and life itself, using the body as a canvas to contemplate the fleeting quality of existence.
By altering the body, my sculptures of body, rope and fabric meditatively remain in the present moment, forming an undefined whole that is both harmonious and devotional.” - Dan Carabas