02/11/2026
Printed Shirts Series — “Evidences” Vol. I
100% Rayon
Made in Japan, Designed in Belgium
The “Evidences” printed shirt series will be presented in conjunction with Kié Einzelgänger’s 2 Solo Exhibitions in Belgium.
Concept & Technique
All pattern-making, fabric prototyping, and print design are independently developed by Kié. The complete production process—including the ex*****on of highly detailed printing techniques—is carried out and finished by specialized professionals at production sites in Japan. Through this process, two-dimensional prints are transformed into sculptural, wearable three-dimensional shirt forms. By positioning the garment itself as a sculptural medium, the language of fine art converges with fashion.
Rooted in concept-driven narrative scenarios titled Evidences, this body of work forms the conceptual backbone of the exhibition Which Size Is Your Bowl: S / M / L. Each piece emerges from a rigorously structured narrative framework, situating the garments as carriers of meaning rather than decorative objects.
Sourced/produced in Japan by specialized professionals, the printed works employ a rare rayon fabric seldom encountered within European fashion contexts. Precision, material integrity, and meticulous craftsmanship define the production process, reinforcing an ongoing dialogue between artistic expression and wearable form.
Moving beyond its earlier, strictly all-black visual language, Kié Einzelgänger introduces a narrative-led identity enriched with humor and emotional nuance, while maintaining intellectual rigor and formal discipline. Informed by over a decade of sustained research into Dadaism and Surrealism, the visual language operates at the intersection of fine art practice and fashion, framing clothing as a medium for conceptual inquiry rather than surface design.
Each piece functions simultaneously as artwork and garment, deliberately collapsing the boundary between exhibition space and everyday wear. All artworks and print techniques are entirely hand-dyed and uniquely developed by Kié Einzelgänger, ensuring that every piece remains singular, irreproducible, and conceptually autonomous.
