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Candid colorful illustrations of Talia Zoref to portray fashion. We spoke with young illustrator based in Israel.
What does art mean to you?
To me, it means to make someone feel and think about something in a different way by using a powerful message, or provoking a certain feeling. Maybe, make them learn something. Every art piece is a message with a concept, colors, sounds, it is a transferring of vibration.
What inspires you to create?
Life inspires me to create. Issues that I care about, things I want to raise awareness to. Beautiful things I see or hear. Could be places, people, feelings, colors, really everything.
Why did you prefer to make fashion illustration over everything else?
What is art in connection to fashion for you?
Both art, and fashion are forms of arts. Fashion also transfers a message. I think, that fashion is a wearable art, it can be adaptable to our everyday life. But what I like, is capturing the wearing and using of fashion. I think, it is something very powerful — capturing the designer’s world, and other artists at work, especially on couture week, when you see models wearing pieces of art. It is very inspiring for me to capture, it is like a dream.
What is the best advice you have been given to succeed?
What about an advice from celebs you worked with?
Do you remember your first fashion show?
How fast was your transition from an observer standing in the corner to one of the top illustrators at major runway shows?
What streetwear brands did you collaborate with already?
What is your opinion about sweeping adaptation of oversize fashion trend after the hit of the pandemic in 2020?
Would you associate any streetwear oversize fashion brand with luxury? How?
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