Untitled
2001
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2001
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
Untitled is a 2001 by Hussein Chalayan, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This print by Hussein Chalayan shows a woman in a long dress and veil. At first glance she seems like a bride, but her unhappy stare and tense hands suggest something deeper. The image comes from a 2001 limited-edition box set published by SHOWstudio. It mixes art, fashion, and photography from creative figures. It’s held at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
The etching *Untitled* by Hussein Chalayan presents a faintly rendered female figure, possibly a bride, in a long dress and veil, with a fragile, distant quality akin to a fading memory. Her uneasy expression and stiff hand placement suggest underlying tension or distress rather than celebration. Produced in 2001 as part of a limited-edition box set by SHOWstudio, the print is one of 49 works in a multimedia portfolio featuring contributions from various creative fields. The set functions as a curated archive of contemporary image-making, fashion, and ephemera.
Read the full account in the museum source.
This artist made a single print in 2001 titled Untitled. They left no recorded movement tags or contemporaries, so their work sits outside any named school. The piece is a flat, abstract image—no figure, no ground, just…
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