Abstract
This study deals with light art reflected in century fashion to help understand technology art, convergence art, or light art that appears as a trend in modern art that provides the basic material used for original fashion design in the future. Two methods were in the research. One is the review of the related literature. The other is the review of a case study about light art featured in modern art since 2000. Research results from trends in the century fashion are characterized in the following manners. First, this is the direct addition of various light sources to clothing such as LED, laser and EL film, through which a fantastic image is produced with many features in light that includes radiation, reflection, and refraction that extends the realm of clothing space. Second, this has replaced the general meaning of screen by the space in the name of costumes worn on the human body to show a spatial portion that expresses the image projection, virtual graphics through screen media, and a positive digital image. Third, this makes it possible to realize a spatial structure in 3D or 4D beyond a function that enables the highlight of a virtual image with only holography or generate a 2D. Amid this extended capability, the reality space has been reached under the name of collection by a deconstruction of the materialistic space concept and widening the expanded virtual space. Through this examination of a case study, fashion in the century fashion using light art could be characterized as fantasy, virtuality, interaction, and convergence.
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