Rejina Pyo and Munch Museum Partner on Edvard Munchinspired Capsule

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LONDON — Rejina Pyo has partnered with Oslo’s Munch Museum on an Edvard Munch-inspired capsule ahead of the “Edvard Munch Portraits” exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, which opens on Thursday. The collection includes silk scarves, jewelry and a cast iron mirror, featuring colorful prints and graphic shapes the London-based designer said were inspired by a trawl through the Munch museum’s archive and a visit to Munch’s studio in Oslo. A scarf from the capsule. Courtesy of Rejina Pyo / Munch Museum “His expressive lines and depth, particularly in his woodcuts, inspired the cutout motifs in the jewelry and scarves,” Pyo said. “The mirror itself is a portrait mirror, playing on the theme of portraits seen in exhibitions like the National Portrait Gallery, while also reflecting Munch’s emotive portrayal of the human form.” Related Articles Lifestyle How to Dress Like a British Royal Retail New CEO Shakes Up Boohoo, Changes Name to Debenhams Group, Unveils Platform Model Patterned scarves, featuring painterly swirls of reds, blues and yellows, spring from Munch’s vivid color palette, while chain-link-esque jewelry captures the emotive, fluid quality of his brushstrokes.  Pyo said the museum reached out to collaborate shortly after her “As She Is” exhibition in October at the Soho Revue Gallery.  A necklace from the collection. Courtesy of Rejina Pyo / Munch Museum In celebration of the brand’s 10-year anniversary, Pyo chose works from 19 artists that explored the subject of womanhood. Her own artwork was on display, too, a factor that Pyo said was foundational for the collaboration: “They were a fan of the brand and saw the potential for a collaboration, particularly after recognizing my passion for art and my work as a painter.” “This exciting collaboration with Rejina Pyo breathes new life into Munch’s legacy and offers a fresh, contemporary perspective on his enduring influence on contemporary artists and designers,” added Tone Hansen, director of the Munch Museum. The collection is available from Wednesday at the National Portrait Gallery, Rejina Pyo’s Soho store, and the Munch Museum.

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