許多國家或是地區都明令禁止塗鴉，原因之一就是噴漆破壞環保，現在街頭藝術家 Edina Tokodi 用〝綠能游擊戰〞的策略，將自然植物帶到都市來，讓人們能夠更貼近她所創作的〝活的塗鴉〞！不像其他型態的藝術，她的苔蘚、植物塗鴉創作是可以自由的觸摸以及感受的！
Tokodi 畢業於 Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts，目前 Tokodi 居住在紐約布魯克林。
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塗鴉也可以綠能環保！
2010年1月6日 星期三
很有趣的文章 - 塗鴉也可以綠能環保！
許多國家或是地區都明令禁止塗鴉，原因之一就是噴漆破壞環保，現在街頭藝術家 Edina Tokodi 用〝綠能游擊戰〞的策略，將自然植物帶到都市來，讓人們能夠更貼近她所創作的〝活的塗鴉〞！不像其他型態的藝術，她的苔蘚、植物塗鴉創作是可以自由的觸摸以及感受的！
Tokodi 畢業於 Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts，目前 Tokodi 居住在紐約布魯克林。
繼續閱讀
塗鴉也可以綠能環保！
2009年4月13日 星期一
舞蹈生態系 造型設計概念
英國設計師Alexander McQueen的創作，Alexander McQueen曾經獲得多次的The designer of the year殊榮，喜愛引入劇場風格到他的fashion show當中，以下為McQueen以大自然為題的形象照片，協助大家對本次演出的造型發想。
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McQueen生平簡介 (取材於www.oodora.com)
Born Lee McQueen at London’s East End on March 17, 1969, he changed his name to Alexander McQueen when he launched his fashion career. At age 16, McQueen apprenticed at Saville Row with Anderson & Sheppard, worked for Koji Tatsuno and Romeo Gigli before he launched his own label in 1992.
Alexander McQueen had been called everything from the English John Paul Gaultier to a Picasso in Cloth. He is a fashion pioneer and likes pushing things to the edge. He questions the accepted concept of fashion and beauty, and his runway shows reflect that.
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McQueen生平簡介 (取材於www.oodora.com)
Born Lee McQueen at London’s East End on March 17, 1969, he changed his name to Alexander McQueen when he launched his fashion career. At age 16, McQueen apprenticed at Saville Row with Anderson & Sheppard, worked for Koji Tatsuno and Romeo Gigli before he launched his own label in 1992.
Alexander McQueen had been called everything from the English John Paul Gaultier to a Picasso in Cloth. He is a fashion pioneer and likes pushing things to the edge. He questions the accepted concept of fashion and beauty, and his runway shows reflect that.
Some see his techniques as shock inspired, some just call them radical ideas. In one of his couture shows, he used clear mannequins lit from the inside to show the clothes instead of using runway models. The mannequins were mounted on movable floors and their appearance on the stage was choreographed, giving a feeling of movement.
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