The Triennale di Milano Museum presents a retrospective of Rick Owens. Fashion designer, furniture designer, master of performance - the exhibition reflects all the talents of the famous Californian and his wife Michelle Lamy.

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Rick Owens himself supervises and designs the Milan exhibition, which will feature more than 100 of his works. The works of Owens will take their place in the central part of the museum, in the Curva della Triennale space, which last year hosted a similar retrospective by Antonio Marras.

"I'm trying to make clothes the way Lou Reed makes music, with minimal chord changes ... I'm trying to give everything I create a bit worn, worn look."

The designer began producing clothes under the Rick Owens brand in 1994, creating furniture and getting carried away with video experiments in the mid-2000s. His imagination is nourished by tragedy and sensuality. Rick Owens makes the clothes moving, flowing and with an asymmetrical cut. The same models can be played many times with minor changes.

Rick Owens anticipates the era of "new barbarism" - in furniture couturier combines brutal forms with marble, prehistoric ammonites and stone wood. In the arsenal of his design techniques: shocking and all shades of black. Its objects are strong historical reminiscences and present its own, very recognizable "cut."

The exhibition is named Subhuman Inhuman Superhuman (“Inhuman, human, superhuman”) and will be held from December 14 to March 25, 2018.