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Paolo Carzana Lets the Earth Into the Atelier

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Paolo Carzana’s clothes look delicate, but they do not feel timid. Layers of plant-dyed fabric wrap, gather and drift around the body with the intimacy of something made by hand and meant to keep changing. The Welsh designer established his London label in 2022 and has built it around an […]

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Torishéju Dumi Builds Fashion for the Long Game

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Torishéju Dumi makes clothes as if every collection belongs to a larger myth. The British-Nigerian-Brazilian designer pulls from family heritage, folklore, religious dress and traditional British tailoring, then twists those references into silhouettes that feel both ancient and sharply present. Her first collection, Mami Wata, drew on water spirits found […]

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Indi Carlton Paints Portals Beyond the Ordinary

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Indi Carlton paints the kind of places you may have visited in a dream but could never find on a map. Humans and animals share the atmosphere, color moves like weather and a spiral might be a symbol, a doorway or both. The California painter and mixed-media artist works intuitively, […]

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Street Artist ZERA Builds a Colorful World Around SkiGurl

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Some artists create a character and move on. Brooklyn’s ZERA created SkiGurl and gave her a passport to travel across canvases, woodcuts, walls, dollar bills and the fluorescent glow of blacklight. ZERA is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist whose work combines acrylic paint, spray paint, hand-cut wood and street-art energy. Her […]

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Davana Robedee Lets Indigo Do the Drawing

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Davana Robedee does not simply draw an image onto fabric. She sets the conditions, folds labor into the material and lets indigo finish the conversation. The Syracuse-based artist, curator and educator creates large-scale fiber installations and indigo drawings using stitch-resist shibori. Some of the dye begins in her own small […]

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Tory Smith Finds 77 Different Lives Inside a Column of Clay

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Give 77 artists the same piece of clay and you may get 77 different answers. Philadelphia-area sculptor Tory Smith is testing that idea by herself, one figure at a time. Smith is a figurative ceramic artist working with different clay bodies, finishes and firing methods. Her figures do not chase […]

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