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Oh no! I saw this yesterday and it’s really been freaking me out that no one knows who the designer is. I thought if anyone might, it would be you guys! Ah, well. It’s incredible, nevertheless.
From what I know, it’s from March 20th during China Fashion Week, so it’s Fall 2010. It was held at Shih Chien University (http://fashion.usc.edu.tw/c/work/fweek.asp) and the title of the show is “Artificial Beauty”. The designer’s name is listed in Chinese and I’ve translated it to search for them on Google, but no luck for anything in English. Chinese: ??? / ??? / ??? English: Chen Lijin / Lin pure / Yang Chun as.
Oh, mlleghoul [et al]—I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the designer remains unknown. Miyake Juin is the photographer—one whom, ironically enough, I contacted last summer when I randomly stumbled upon
despite my consternation many months ago. No idea if the lone response of “Incredible!” from tuipcook dangling beneath Mr. Thing’s flickkawickawicka will still be there by the time I finish this most verbose reply, but I can tell you this: it’s similar to the initial one I left, which I discounted “[must've] having been a computer glitch,” when I checked the next day. However, after I left a new set of words that tallied up, more or less, to the sum of what I previously stated [AstoundedByYourWorkWouldGreatlyAppreciateItIfYouGrantedPermissionForAFewOfTheShotsToBeBlogged, et cet]
No response—nor other signs of life…until POOF! Again, the axe.
& so the pendulum has continued to swing: a new cast of characters, same story. & always but always: a rapid turn-over rate. To this day, I’m still curious whom the designer is, as I think it’d be fascinating to track his or her artistic development. Nonetheless, it wasn’t long till the nascent days of Nancy Drew-in’ lost their adrenaline kick, & the routine grew old…(I, the same).
Why I remain nonplussed: Juin has amassed such a fkn’ cranium-shattering, [oftentimes] brilliant catalog of textile artistry that—even & especially in this digital age of image re-appropriation/media supersaturation in which we live, where theft of intellectual properties transpires in the span of a snap!…camera, flash; the “send” button pressed; it’s a wrap—it astounds me how innocuously they’re hidden away. In plain sight. Buried deep within his tidy little “sets”: some of which remain at a criminal 4-7 views. Total.
Granted, some of the creations are more on-point than others…check out the pinwheel & crotch-bow combo, for a grin.
Full-on LOLercaust, howevs? Trust: within his feed, you’ll find no short supply—
Oh no no no…& how.
[ S E L F ± E D I T ± H E R E B Y ± I M P O S E D , for D E A R ± L O R D ! If I don't "cut myself off" now? Well, that's a blank I doubt few need filled . . . ]
January 15th, 2011 at 10:45 AM
I….NEED one of these!
January 15th, 2011 at 1:16 PM
Oh no! I saw this yesterday and it’s really been freaking me out that no one knows who the designer is. I thought if anyone might, it would be you guys! Ah, well. It’s incredible, nevertheless.
January 15th, 2011 at 6:09 PM
Wow! It looks like at least some of the veins are embroidered! Impressive!
January 15th, 2011 at 7:20 PM
This is the original source of the photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4559647489/ There are more photos from the show on that photostream, and here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/charles_studio/4449645410/
From what I know, it’s from March 20th during China Fashion Week, so it’s Fall 2010. It was held at Shih Chien University (http://fashion.usc.edu.tw/c/work/fweek.asp) and the title of the show is “Artificial Beauty”. The designer’s name is listed in Chinese and I’ve translated it to search for them on Google, but no luck for anything in English. Chinese: ??? / ??? / ??? English: Chen Lijin / Lin pure / Yang Chun as.
January 15th, 2011 at 8:12 PM
Mystery solved!
http://ghoulnextdoor.tumblr.com/post/2770011825/2010-usc-fashion-week-010-by-miyake-juin-this
January 16th, 2011 at 9:17 PM
This is just fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
January 16th, 2011 at 9:25 PM
Oh, such an amazing piece of art! Can you even imagine the hours and hours it took to create this?
January 18th, 2011 at 7:12 AM
So amazing, can i publish this image on my blog ?
January 20th, 2011 at 6:12 AM
The title…. I have that album!!!
lol
Great kimono, very Alex Grey.
January 22nd, 2011 at 7:44 PM
Oh, mlleghoul [et al]—I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the designer remains unknown. Miyake Juin is the photographer—one whom, ironically enough, I contacted last summer when I randomly stumbled upon
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4696818504/in/set-72157624141488441/
& from there,
literally h u n d r e d s upon h u n d r e d s of others …
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4696823158
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4696180519
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4696820458
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4696193481
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4727288549
Year after year, two times a year (sound familiar, fashion fiends?)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/2461510183
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/2461451991/in/set-72157604860355636/
& in March of ’10, the brilliance that found its way here…
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4559647489/in/set-72157623948668468/
despite my consternation many months ago. No idea if the lone response of “Incredible!” from tuipcook dangling beneath Mr. Thing’s flickkawickawicka will still be there by the time I finish this most verbose reply, but I can tell you this: it’s similar to the initial one I left, which I discounted “[must've] having been a computer glitch,” when I checked the next day. However, after I left a new set of words that tallied up, more or less, to the sum of what I previously stated [AstoundedByYourWorkWouldGreatlyAppreciateItIfYouGrantedPermissionForAFewOfTheShotsToBeBlogged, et cet]
No response—nor other signs of life…until POOF! Again, the axe.
& so the pendulum has continued to swing: a new cast of characters, same story. & always but always: a rapid turn-over rate. To this day, I’m still curious whom the designer is, as I think it’d be fascinating to track his or her artistic development. Nonetheless, it wasn’t long till the nascent days of Nancy Drew-in’ lost their adrenaline kick, & the routine grew old…(I, the same).
Why I remain nonplussed: Juin has amassed such a fkn’ cranium-shattering, [oftentimes] brilliant catalog of textile artistry that—even & especially in this digital age of image re-appropriation/media supersaturation in which we live, where theft of intellectual properties transpires in the span of a snap!…camera, flash; the “send” button pressed; it’s a wrap—it astounds me how innocuously they’re hidden away. In plain sight. Buried deep within his tidy little “sets”: some of which remain at a criminal 4-7 views. Total.
Granted, some of the creations are more on-point than others…check out the pinwheel & crotch-bow combo, for a grin.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/miyake77/4562264735/in/set-72157623948668468/
Full-on LOLercaust, howevs? Trust: within his feed, you’ll find no short supply—
Oh no no no…& how.
[ S E L F ± E D I T ± H E R E B Y ± I M P O S E D , for D E A R ± L O R D ! If I don't "cut myself off" now? Well, that's a blank I doubt few need filled . . . ]
Apologies for the “TL;DR” &
Best Of Luck!*
*for all our sakes, riiiight?
January 23rd, 2011 at 6:25 AM
This is fabulous! Made me laugh out loud with awe.
January 24th, 2011 at 6:39 PM
Dear Mr. Catalyst:
I love you.
Yours truly,
moi
P.S. If we lived any closer we would be best friends.
January 25th, 2011 at 2:09 AM
This design is very crazy.