Cairo based fashion jewelry brand SABRY MAROUF is pleased to announce the launch of a highly coveted, limitedpiece collection during Cairoʼ Fashion Night on January 18th, 2014. Entitled ISIS, Sabry and Marouf pay homageto their Ancient Egyptian heritage with a contemporary approach. The collection is the third chapter to their Armure series of high-fashion costume jewelry, what S&M refer to as “an ongoing creative excavation”to commemorate the occasion
S&M are collaborating with sound artist Bosaina, who will
be performing an a sound scape entitled ISIS14 during the inaugural VIP night on the 17th of January with a digital
format to be released later.Using her particular brand of Ambient
Electronica, Bosaina will be encompassing a range of practice including
live instrumentation, sound design & mixing as she embodies the
goddess on an intergalactic search for her
lost love. Bosaina describes the experience as being raw “I was
inspired by Sabry Marouf"s early storyboards for the collection. we share a similar method of sculpting from rawness into futuristic form, so I chose my sounds based on their
timbral qualities, for example, transforming water from a
rhythmic first section into a metallic sound for Isis
ʼ
voice
lamenting her lovers death later on in the piece. Of course, these are
all ideas I've been playing around with what will actually happen is up
to the audience and their engagement. Iʼm inviting them to pause and
listen, for Isis to resolve” Keeping to its trilogy, ISIS is a collection of synthesis between past and future in that it
attempts to subvert the stereotypical image of the mythical muse that
is Isis. “We chose to focus on Isis as the Patron of nature and magic,
more specifically exploring the enchantress side to her persona. This
mystical aspect of her is what really inspired us in designing the
collection, imagining her own world and the artifacts she is
clad in this goddess of future-past.”
Headed by designer duo Ahmed Sabry and Daki Marouf, SABRY MAROUF positions itself as a brand and culture at
the intersection of Art & Fashion. And with a tour de
force of pushing the envelope of fashion accessories in Egypt and beyond, S&M caters to an international clientele who seek to express their individuality through bijoux that is as unique as those who choose to wear it. With their design studio adjacent to the historic jewelry-making hub of Khan Khalili and their workshop in the heart of it, SABRY MAROUF takes pride in its Egyptian identity. The labelʼs
work embodies concepts that are experimental and progressive with a distinctly heritage-oriented approach
work embodies concepts that are experimental and progressive with a distinctly heritage-oriented approach
merging
fashion, art, philosophy, and culture.Bosaina is a visual,
performance and sound artist whose work is concerned primarily
with storytelling through various forms of interdisciplinary arts. As a
musician, Bosaina developed her
hauntingly insular sound through the
hauntingly insular sound through the
use
of field samples and personal recordings manipulated, processed
and combined with melodic synths,percussive
elements and ambient textures to create deeply sentimental narratives. She cites
cinematic composition, orchestral symphonies and
acoustic ecology as the main influences for her dense and evolving sound spaces. Bosaina is also
active as a singer, visual artist, DJ and producer with Egyptian electronic music
collective KIK and is one of Cairoʼs
fashion forward figures as the director of The Fashion Studio, having graduated
elements and ambient textures to create deeply sentimental narratives. She cites
cinematic composition, orchestral symphonies and
acoustic ecology as the main influences for her dense and evolving sound spaces. Bosaina is also
active as a singer, visual artist, DJ and producer with Egyptian electronic music
collective KIK and is one of Cairoʼs
fashion forward figures as the director of The Fashion Studio, having graduated
from the prestigious Istituto Marangoni with a degree in Fashion Styling & Art Direction. ISIS14 is the artistʼs first
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