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Renowned Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen’s debut Asian exhibition is coming to the ArtScience Museum

Featuring over 90 of her iconic creations

Mingli Seet
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Mingli Seet
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Iris van Herpen's Morphogenesis dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020
Photograph: David ỤzọchukwuIris van Herpen's Morphogenesis dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020
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There’s plenty to look forward to at the ArtScience Museum this year, starting with two fresh additions to Future World, the museum’s beloved permanent exhibition. However, stealing the spotlight in 2025 is Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses, the Dutch designer’s highly anticipated debut solo exhibition in Asia. Running from March 15 to August 10, 2025, this headline show is part of the museum’s Mind and Body season which explores the intricate connection between mind and body.

Iris van Herpen's Hydrozoa dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020
Photograph: David UzochukwuIris van Herpen's Hydrozoa dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020

Iris van Herpen is a visionary Dutch fashion designer known for her groundbreaking approach to haute couture. Combining traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, she has redefined fashion by incorporating 3D printing, laser cutting, and other innovative techniques into her designs. Her work often explores the intersection of nature, science, and art, creating ethereal, sculptural garments that challenge the boundaries of fashion. With each collection, Iris pushes the limits of creativity and craftsmanship, making her one of the most influential designers of her generation. Her unique ability to blend art and fashion has earned her a place among the leading figures in contemporary couture.

Iris van Herpen's Labyrinthine Kimono dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020
Photograph: David UzochukwuIris van Herpen's Labyrinthine Kimono dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020

Based on the original exhibition designed by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses at the ArtScience Museum will feature over 90 of her iconic creations, displayed alongside natural history specimens and contemporary artworks. This remarkable showcase offers a fresh take on the body as a canvas for endless reinvention and transformation, and is one fashion lovers should not miss.

Iris van Herpen's Synergia Series 2021
Photograph: Carla van de PuttelaarIris van Herpen's Synergia Series 2021

More information has yet to be released, so stay tuned.

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