JILL

MURIEL NISSE

AMENTA ROUGE Exhibition

2024

3 000 €

Decorative mask with textured materials on a pedestal
  • natural hair, latex, acrylic, glass beads, recycled and embroidered plastic elements (original creation)

    23 x 19 cm

    2024

  • Delivery 1-2 weeks

    Shipping price on request

  • Original and unique piece

    Custom pieces on request at info@studioro.it

Introducing "JILL" - the cocoon of hair, a captivating mask that draws inspiration from the ethereal textures of chrysalides, corals, and the shimmering effects of ice. Like a delicate transformation unfolding, "JILL" envelops the wearer in a veil of enchantment, symbolizing the journey of metamorphosis and renewal. Its intricate design echoes the intricate patterns found in nature, evoking a sense of wonder and fascination. With strands of hair woven delicately, it exudes a sense of softness and fluidity, reminiscent of the gentle embrace of a cocoon. The subtle interplay of textures, from the intricate patterns reminiscent of chrysalides to the organic shapes inspired by corals, imbues "JILL" with an otherworldly allure. Whether worn as a statement piece or displayed as a testament to the beauty of transformation, "JILL" invites contemplation of the ephemeral and the ever-changing nature of existence, weaving a tale of beauty, resilience, and inner strength.

Muriel Nisse’s exhibit showcases a diverse collection of handmade, modern masks. The masks draw upon various ethnic influences and ritualistic traditions, resulting in a unique biomorphic style. The incorporation of natural elements such as hair and textiles further enhances the masks’ distinctiveness and adds an organic feel to the pieces..

Murielle Nisse is a French artist who trained at the Paris Opera in costume design. Lace, pearls, braided hair, wool, her masks are made up of a multitude of noble materials selected by the artist herself before being meticulously assembled by hand, a technique inspired by many civilizations from all over the world. . Through her artistic approach, the designer questions the notion of femininity and the aesthetic codes in vogue, to rethink the transformation and staging of her profile according to new forms.Although sometimes disturbing, her work is not no less intriguing and stunning.