A Short History Of The Grid In Popular Culture VII

1. Unknown
2. Man Ray Venus, 1937
3. Daniele Buetti Blue Face (Lightbox #55), 2005
4. Hasse Nielsen Supergirl, Cover Magazine Novenber 2012

On its seventh installment, we are facing the face grid in four sections: mythological, surreal, virtual and editorial. Each dividing/slicing his or her countenance in equal fragments which results in a dominant and strictly 'square' world view.
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A Short History Of The Grid In Popular Culture IV

1. Sølve Sundsbø Dazed and Confused, June 2012
2. Kraftwerk
3. Tim Mara Table Top, 1989
4. Jean Paul Gaultier Spring/Summer 1989
5. Jean Paul Gaultier Spring/Summer 1992
6. Sølve Sundsbø Dazed and Confused, June 2012
7. Sarah Moon 10 Magazine, Spring/Summer 2008
8. Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2012

What if the idea of clothing was enhanced by holograms and light projections. Possibly controlled by bare thoughts. The Overprojected installation was a first attempt, the hologram fabrics by Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton an affirmation of this thought.
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