Clothing the Pandemic

A Virtual Exhibition of COVID-19 Face Masks from Around the World

Landscape and People masks

Amit Trainin is one of Israel's top illustrators. As a child he was a member of a kibbutz. The word kibbutz means ‘gathering’; it is a unique Israeli type of settlement deeply rooted in the values of social, communal and cooperative principals. In his works he often describes the complex experiences of his childhood living there during the 70's. The masks were cut from a large cotton fabric, over which he digitally printed his illustrations. The illustrations describe the kibbutz life, the landscape and the people who lived around him in a small community where everyone knows everyone, and gossip is a big part of the human fabric. Courtesy of the designer.

Amit Trainin and Meital Katz Minerbo, Israel

2020

Designed in Tel Aviv, Israel

Made in Tel Aviv, Israel

Cotton tabby, digital print

Rose Fashion and Textile Archive, Shenkar, Israel
Landscape mask: 10.1.5.188.38.958A
People mask: 10.1.5.188.38.958A

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