Omar Seivwright

Omar Seivwright

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SOUND TO FORM by OMAR SEIVWRIGHT

SOUND TO FORM: A physical interpretation of the album 47 Meters Down by producer Pierre Bourne and artist Sharc is about placing sound under a mental and emotional microscope that uses the projects theme of water and the beach, as well as inspiration from my culture in Jamaica to the streets of the city I was born in, as a vessel to build a world and tell a story.
Image: LOOK 1 ITERATIONS + TOILES
Image: LOOK 1 GRAPHIC DESIGN
Image: LOOK 2 ITERATIONS + FITTINGS
Image: POCKET OF THE DOGWOOD DENIM TEETH PRINT PANTS
Image: POCKET ITERATIONS
Image: LOOK 3 PROCESS + ATM ANALYSIS

"This ATM reminds me of Track 4, Dump First... How many stickers does is take to transcend the meaning of the ATM?" There's a point where purpose transforms to art"
Image: LOOK 4 GRAPHIC DESIGN
*These are extracted portfolio pages, not all*
Video: SHOT AND EDITED BY OMAR SEIVWRIGHT 04/19/24

CREDITS

Project Photographed by Azuez(@moonlightburns) + Novahliz Tejada(@novahlizrose)// Models: Lawernce Annunziata(@lawgotnext) + Wes(@roadrunnawes.5) + Sin(@nazzykazzy) + Amadou(@fleeeaaaa) + Lee(@thealexanderknight)
Project Assistants: Tyler Fontanez + Destyn Martin(@daliqht)// Location Scout: Omar Seivwright

Bio

Merging innovative design with traditional elements, New York City born visonary Omar Seivwright uses his personal experience of being commonly caught in-between two extremes as a design language, not only in fashion but also through illustration, graphic design, and world building. Driving his passion for design and innate sense of style, is an idea that seeks to define the space between function and technique. Throughout this collection, the use of color as a primary tool to create relationships and build a narrative is one that is inspired by his surroundings. The ethos of his approach to design maintains the idea that design is born through observation and then transformation.

Beyond his design work, Omar aims to be an inspiring mentor and community leader, who actively engages with creatives to foster creativity and inclusivity in the design world. His vision extends beyond clothing; its about creating a lasting impact and empowering others through the transformative power of design and visual storytelling.

Omar Seivwright also is a recipient of the 2020 Scholastic Gold Key Award where his self portrait "Mine Eyes" was displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art amongst other artists.

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