The print is based on Alexander Calder’s «Mobile» and the traditional mobile hung over a crib. In Calder’s work, the mobile transforms into an independent artistic structure where balance, movement, and form exist in constant interaction.
I translate this image onto a scarf: the structure originates from its center and branches out in different directions, mirroring the logic of a true mobile. When worn, the scarf folds on the head so that the central point sits at the top, and the «mobile» elements drape around the head.
Thus, the scarf itself becomes the cradle, and the wearer finds themselves inside the mobile. The childhood object is transformed into an adult piece of clothing, preserving the idea of tranquility, movement, and immersion in sleep.
