
Giulio Iurissevich: Textile & Surface Pattern Designer | Fashion Illustrator
@k_i_m_
Italy
I craft audacious patterns that redefine luxury surfaces—explosive geometries for couture fabrics, hypnotic repeats for bespoke wallpapers and carpets, immersive illustrations that fuse street-edge rebellion with high-fashion alchemy. Collaborating with elite maisons featured in Elle, Vogue, and Marie Claire, I've licensed designs that drape red carpets and adorn penthouse interiors. Award-winning (international digital art prizes) and globally exhibited—from Venice's luminous galleries to Asia's avant-garde fairs—my work commands attention where innovation meets opulence. Surfaces That Seduce the Senses Imagine textiles that pulse like a heartbeat under Milan runway lights: bold human forms fragmented into infinite repeats, vivid palettes evoking sunset-drenched coasts or urban neon nights. My wallpaper collections like SUNBURN set elite spaces ablaze with abstract fire; carpet designs weave tactile poetry for yacht decks and private jets. Each pattern tells a story—of motion captured, chaos sculpted into elegance—perfect for capsule collections, experiential retail, or limited-edition home luxury. Elite Collaborations, Timeless Impact Luxury brands seek my signature: punk-infused motifs that elevate ready-to-wear to collector status, surface innovations that turn functional spaces into art installations. From Paris Fashion Week editorials to Dubai design weeks, my illustrations capture seasonal zeitgeist with surgical precision. Recognized by curators worldwide, I've transformed sketches into commercial triumphs—seamless, scalable, unforgettable. Elevate Your Vision Commission me for runway-ready repeats, showroom-stunning visuals, or bespoke editorial art. Near Venice's creative epicenter, I deliver mood boards to production files with velocity and vision. For brands craving distinction in fashion and art, let's ignite collaboration: Discover the portfolio at www.giulioiurissevich.com—where pattern becomes legacy.
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