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// Lucy McRae, “Hook and Eyes”, 2008 I have been lucky to call @lucymcrae my inspiration as well as my friend. Her work tickles all of my senses. There are countless types of visually stimulating art in different formats that explore a very visceral palette of human emotions. Lucy explores the body and our relationship with the future via design and augmentation in a way that is captivating yet also academically edgy. These lines from Lucy’s website bio offer insight into her futuristic creative approach: “Lucy McRae is a science fiction artist, filmmaker, inventor and body architect. Her work speculates on the future of human existence by exploring the limits of the body, beauty, biotechnology and the self. McRae works across installation, film, photography, artificial intelligence and edible technology. She is regarded as a thought leader who is exploring the cultural and emotional impacts science and cutting edge technology have on redesigning the body.” Photo by Lucy McRae. Image by @lucymcrae and Dutch textile artist @barthess. Visit Lucy McRae’s website: https://ift.tt/2DkEvBD Beautiful Bizarre Guest Curator: @viktoriamodesta ••• posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/COuCXtWr8vn/

Bart Hess - Future Bodies, 2007-2017 / Available at www.draw-down.com / Dutch designer Bart Hess, who became widely famous with his Slime Dress for Lady Gaga, focuses on the cutting edge of design, fashion, and visual art. In the past ten years he has presented a variety of projects in which the relationship between man and material, nature and technology plays a central role. The starting point in the work of Bart Hess is the human body, which he always dresses in a different way, distorts or decorates in a way that has very little to do with fashion or styling. High-tech materials fuse with the model’s bodies. What looks like digital animation is actually a filmed performance in a latex suit. This publication was produced to accompany the 2017 exhibition Future Bodies - Bart Hess at Stedelijk Museum 's-Hertogenbosch. Includes an interview with Bart Hess by the curator of the exhibition, art historian Frederic Baas. Designed by HeyHeydeHaas. Published by Lecturis, 2017 #BartHess #graphicdesign #dutchdesign

Bart Hess, Slime, 2013

Back in Stock! Bart Hess - Future Bodies, 2007-2017 / Available at www.draw-down.com / Dutch designer Bart Hess, who became widely famous with his Slime Dress for Lady Gaga, focuses on the cutting edge of design, fashion, and visual art. In the past ten years he has presented a variety of projects in which the relationship between man and material, nature and technology plays a central role. The starting point in the work of Bart Hess is the human body, which he always dresses in a different way, distorts or decorates in a way that has very little to do with fashion or styling. High-tech materials fuse with the model’s bodies. What looks like digital animation is actually a filmed performance in a latex suit. This publication was produced to accompany the 2017 exhibition Future Bodies - Bart Hess at Stedelijk Museum 's-Hertogenbosch. Includes an interview with Bart Hess by the curator of the exhibition, art historian Frederic Baas. Designed by HeyHeydeHaas. Published by Lecturis, 2017 #BartHess #graphicdesign #dutchdesign https://www.instagram.com/p/BoeI4ELhfbT/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fulsuavblepm

Back in Stock! Bart Hess - Future Bodies, 2007-2017 / Available at www.draw-down.com / Dutch designer Bart Hess, who became widely famous with his Slime Dress for Lady Gaga, focuses on the cutting edge of design, fashion, and visual art. In the past ten years he has presented a variety of projects in which the relationship between man and material, nature and technology plays a central role. The starting point in the work of Bart Hess is the human body, which he always dresses in a different way, distorts or decorates in a way that has very little to do with fashion or styling. High-tech materials fuse with the model’s bodies. What looks like digital animation is actually a filmed performance in a latex suit. This publication was produced to accompany the 2017 exhibition Future Bodies - Bart Hess at Stedelijk Museum 's-Hertogenbosch. Includes an interview with Bart Hess by the curator of the exhibition, art historian Frederic Baas. Designed by HeyHeydeHaas. Published by Lecturis, 2017 #BartHess #graphicdesign #dutchdesign

Trance Nightclub Bart Hess #marcolikestowatch #barthess @barthess #nre #ddw17 @dutchdesignweek (at NRE Gebouw)

Chanel Spring Summer 2018 collection Yesterday, the results of our work with Bart Hess were on chanel’s runway! The plastic-fringe-textiles are used for garments and bags.