Myltan

Hannah Muller (Myltan) fashion illustrator coming from Sweden.

Anne Sofie Madsen

THE DANISH DESIGN SCHOOL

Anne Sofie Madsen: diseñadora e ilustradora Danesa // Danish illustrator and fashion designer

What she explain about her collection:

In traditional Maori art the most dominant, mythical motif is the “avianised man” or “bird-woman”. The most important visual art forms are plaiting, relief carving and tattoo.
My idea in this collection was to combine (and confront) this with classic, European clothing - in order to express the contrasts and borders between what we see as primitive/civilianized, exotic/classic and barbaric/elegant.
My idea was not to create bird suits or folk costumes and I decided not to use feathers in the garments and to “translate” the traditional materials of the Maori. I used shoelaces instead of flax strips and exchanged tattooed skin with leather applied on invisible tulle.

SUPAKITCH & KORALIE - VÄRLDSKULTUR MUSEET GÖTEBORG

Los artistas urbanos franceses Supakitch y Koralie en acción con el Museum of word culture (Världskultur Museet) en Gotemburgo, Suecia;han realizado esta pieza de arte en la pared como parte de la exposición y parte de su proyecto Metroplastique

Aqui les dejo el link del video: http://vimeo.com/15076572

You can finally get the music here : itunes.apple.com/​us/​album/​color-in-your-hands-ep/​id425346042
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Wall painting by Supakitch and Koralie
at the VÄRLDSKULTUR MUSEET GÖTEBORG / SWEDEN
With the support of POSCA
supakitch.com & koralie.net
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Video by elroy : elroy.fr
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Music by DLid (quatre rec. / Leonizer) : myspace.com/​dicklaurentisdead
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metroplastique.com - Collection Grand Cru available on October 1st
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Gabriel Moreno

Ilustrador, grabador y pintor con base en Madrid, se licenció en Bellas Artes en la Universidad de Sevilla en el 98.

Ha sido seleccionado entre los 20 nuevos talentos de la ilustración, por la revista londinense Computers Arts.