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The crash collection By Pericles Kondylatos was presented
on Thursday 30 October 2014 at The Fashion Room Service.
Pericles Kondylatos checked in room 705 at Fresh
Hotel.
Together with the jewellery, was displayed an art installation
that resembled a car crash, and an exhibition of vintage photographs of car
crashes.
A blooded sheet, a wheel, broken speedometers, and
ruins by an accident showed the scenery of a disaster. The theme was inspired
by Symphorophilia, a psychological condition under which the individual finds sexual
satisfaction in car crashes.
Model: Noëlle Koutra
Special thanks to booker Dimitris Makris & the
team of Ozon Magazine, especially George Kelefis.
The crash collection
Autumn – Winter 2014 -2105
The crash collection By Pericles Kondylatos is an –
one of a kind – collection in dark colors for the winter. Made by vintage car
labels that have been collected by ruined cars which were involved in
accidents. The crash collection is the
first ever of its’ kind in the world that has been created by such materials
and in this concept of having fatal objects to decorate the body. The intention
of the artist is to create beautiful necklaces, created by compartments that
carry a doomed fate. This collection arouses many questions about beauty,
mortality and vanity: Can the buyers see them independently of their background
story? Is the fashion world a place to explore the idea of mortality, death
& tragedy? Is there beauty in the grotesque? Can an accident become the
source of beauty? Is really life a big re-cycle?
The crash collection: A tragedy redemption.
SYMPHOROPHILIA
Symphorophilia is a paraphilia in which sexual arousal
hinges on staging and watching a disaster, such as a fire or a traffic
accident.
The term was coined by John Money in his 1984 paper
Paraphilias: Phenomenology and classification, formed from the Greek root
"συμφορά" ("symphora"):[1]
A special form of sacrificial paraphilia, for which a
suitable name is symphorophilia (being erotically turned on by accidents or
catastrophes), culminates in an arranged disaster, such as an automobile crash.
Like a game of Russian roulette, it may end in death — alone or with the
partner. However, flirting with disaster, rather than suicide and murder is the
trigger responsible for autoerotic arousal and excitement. Being the daredevil
who will live to risk a love-death again is an essential part of this
paraphilia.
As a photographic print is the positive made from its
negative, so also the positive of self-crashing is arranging for a disaster to
occur on the highway, and then watching the carnage from a preselected observation
post. Disasters other than on the highway may be arranged — catastrophic fires,
for example. For those members of the general public who have a touch of
sadomasochism in them, disaster as an unrehearsed event is often a large part
of the appeal of entertainment stunts and sports, from the circus to stock-car
racing.
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