Israel Parra-Zanabria

A multilingual, innovative and focused Textile designer specialized in printed textiles who works across fashion and interior sectors.

Practice in design is driven by challenging conventinal notions of the lifestyle of Mexican society through multidisciplinary art and design, bringing together art, fashion, textiles, and product design disciplines in order to present a different approach in Society.

Mexico, as my home country, represents an emerging economic force. In this time of change I see the opportunity, through Saatchi Online, to stimulate new thinking around art and designs to better fulfill the needs of this new society, and most importantly to reinvent the conventional notions of Mexican art and design.

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2008-2012 The Glasgow School of Art - United Kingdom.
Bachelor of Arts in Design specialising in Textiles with Honors. - First Class Honours degree with a distinction from the Forum for Critical Inquiry.

Others
2005-2007 Centro. Diseño. Cine. Televisión - México City.
Diploma on Digital Media and Visual Communication.
2002-2008 Centro. Diseño. Cine. Televisión - México City.
Diploma on Fine Art and Life Drawing.

Lenguages
Spanish - Native.
English - Excellent.
French - Good.
Italian - Good.

August 2013.
Cultura Colectiva - CC186 - Mexico City- Mexico.
website: www.culturacolectiva.com.
Exhibited “This City” fashion collection at CC 186 - Cultura Colectiva.
November 2012. MarediModa 2012 - Cannes - France. website: http://www.maredimoda.com
Exhibited swimwear collection, textiles, and accesories for fashion. Cannes. France.
September 2012. Premier Vision 2012 - Indigo - Paris - France.
website: http://www.indigo-salon.com
Exhibited textile collections and accesories for fashion.
July 2012. Texprint 2012 - London - United Kingdom.
website: www.texprint.org.uk/ Exhibited graduate textile collection from The Glasgow School of Art.
June 2012. New Designers 2012 - London - United Kingdom.
website: www.newdesigners.co.uk/
Exhibited graduate textile collection from The Glasgow School of Art.