Being in the fashion industry yet having a love for knowing more, I’m always searching for artists and designers who bridge the gap between art, fashion and the unexpected. I came across Ying Gao, fashion designer and professor, she’s the perfect example of the “engineer” who builds the bridge between art, fashion, science and technology with her perception of space and urban structures. Continue Reading..
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13
Jan
Jan
While the T/SHIRT ISSUE showcases a handful of works the most dynamic is a 2-part installation called Muybridge, its concept is based on capturing sequential change in the 3rd dimension.Continue Reading..
12
Jan
Jan
The T/Shirt Issue was a project started in 2008 that was focused on designing the first 3D shirt. Unlike most 3D fashion this concept was to create a shirt without the use of the highly acclaimed 3D printing, and looking more towards 3D digital sculpting; creating digital portraits, personalizing a shirt to an individuals body frame.Continue Reading..
11
Jan
Jan
I believe that the British have some amazing fashion designers amongst them. Fair enough I am probably being biased as I myself am from England – but we do have the likes of Ted Baker, Alexander McQueen, and Vivienne Westwood, which in my opinion are the best of the best. Along with supporting the Brits I am all for supporting designers with a huge amount of talent who are yet to be discovered.Continue Reading..
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Dec
Dec
Nick Cave is a creative jack-of-all-trades; he wears the hats of, sculptural artist, Professor of the Fashion Department at the Art Institute of Chicago and a performer with Alvin Ailey Dance Company in NYC. He uses the 3 artistic mediums of sculpture, installation and performance to infuse fashion, art and dance into one interactive experience.Continue Reading..
14
Dec
Dec
There is something fascinating about the merging of fashion and technology. The two are thought to be so different, right brain and left brain, yet the two can seemingly come together in a perfect match.Continue Reading..
02
Dec
Dec
Many times we forget the mutual creative vision that goes into both fashion and art, and how they are closely related. Over many years there have been collaborations between some of the greatest in the fashion and art realms. There’s YSL & Andy Warhol, Jimmy Choo & Rob Pruitt, and Fendi & Trevi Fountain…Continue Reading..