Yindigo is not a typical first name in Japan. But then, Yindigo is not a typical fashion designer. Yindigo Mochizuki’s great-grandfather was a Russian tea connoisseur who created a tea-trading …
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LIVING BLUE, THE TRUE-BLUE SKY PROJECT
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Jean Grogan
The “Savoir-faire des Takumi”
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KER MER spoke with Anaïs Guery, who participated in the “Savoir-faire des Takumi” in a creative pairing with Masahiro Inoue, Master of Kyoto Art Mounting. KER MER : What …
Hyacinthe Ouattara
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(Français) Il s’agit bien d’identités, de mémoires, de social aussi, dans cette approche. Nul hasard dans le choix des thèmes abordés et toujours le sentiment d’être dans le juste, suffisant à lui-même pour ne garder que l’essentiel de chaque chose et de chaque être.
Villa Kujoyama
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Marik Korus
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Marik Korus’ work is a poetic wander in the white purity of porcelain and its infinite possibilities. It also provides a curious, inquisitive look at nature. The bottom of the …
Golden Silk Pheach
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Golden Silk Pheach’s stand at the Maison d’Exceptions at Première Vision is dotted with black-and-white ‘Please Do Not Touch’ signs, stark against luminous swathes of silk. As we get closer, …
Exchange with Dominique Cardon
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(Français) Concernant la richesse de la palette, celle des teintures naturelles est certainement plus variée. Par exemple le Rouge de Garance comprend 16 molécules alors que les teintures synthétiques n’en comptent qu’une seule, quelque que soit la couleur. La profondeur et la complexité des teintures naturelles sont incomparables.
Fashion and Nature – A New Era of Eco-Responsibility?
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For quite a while, Stella McCartney was considered an eccentric (not to say crank), in a universe where fur – and particularly leather – are an integral part of every …
Dominique Cardon
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