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eco designer Alessandro Acerra Acerra
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Eco moda d’autore Alessandro Acerra
Alessandro Acerra, dà il via a un collezionismo della moda, sotto il segno del riciclaggio & dell’autenticità. Cura dei dettagli, design ricercato e pregio dei materiali riciclati sono gli elementi distintivi della linea di moda. Le magliette sono fatte a mano una per una con massima cura e rifinitura finale ad ago, ogni esemplare è disegnato, ritagliato e cucito assemblando tessuti differenti. Alessandro elabora i soggetti, sceglie le stoffe, le ritaglia e imbastisce per poi cucirle. Sono “ eco ” perché le stoffe provengono da scarti sartoriali o da rimanenze di produttori famosi, tessuti che nascono per capi di lusso destinati alle passerelle modaiole milanesi vengono recuperate, mescolate per poi rivivere in nuova forma con un sano messaggio sociale. Progettati come quadri da indossare sono espressione di prezioso lusso, sono vere e proprie opere d’arte e allo stesso tempo oggetto di consumo: le si può indossare, sporcare, lavare oppure appendere al muro come quadri come consiglia lo stesso eco designer. Ogni t-shirt è diversa dall’altra e ha con sé un certificato di autenticità che ne garantisce l’unicità (una targhetta e la firma interna al capo e il numero di serie personale esprimono il pregio e il lusso di ogni capo, per soddisfare i collezionisti più esigenti).
Capi unici che cercano di combattere l’omologazione di massa portata dalla globalizzazione che valorizzano ogni singolo individuo. Ogni dettaglio, dalla creazione del prodotto alla spedizione, viene curato personalmente da Alessandro Acerra che non ama lasciare nulla al caso, come ogni artista che si rispetti. Anche il packaging estroso è frutto di un riuso, infatti vengono confezionate nei contenitori della pizza da asporto. Una scelta non casuale, ma espressione del legame al territorio italiano. La testimonianza contemporanea della più raffinata professionalità artigiana italiana. Simbolo di una delle poche cose che ancora rappresenta l’Italia nel mondo per qualità e produzione. Vero è proprio cibo per gli occhi!
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AUTHORIAL ECOLOGICAL FASHION
Alessandro Acerra commenced a new concept of fashion, through the development of personal interpretation of the definition of recycling and authenticity.
The distinctive features of his fashion line are the fine details, the originality
of the design and the quality of the recycled materials. Each t-shirts is made with extreme care and realized in an exclusive way with the artist personal final finishing made by needle. The items are designed, cut out and sewn using different tissues. Alessandro draws the subjects, chooses the materials and paste everything together with his skilful touch. HIBU collection is 'eco' because each piece comes from remnants of famous brands or artigianal sartories. The clothes were once thought to be used by the famous Milan fashion catwalks and then recovered by Acerra, realizing today another art-form with an healthy message inherited. The items are paintings to be worn, they are an expression of luxury, they are at the same time real art work and consumerist objects. In fact you can wear, stain and clean them or simply hang them up to the wall like pictures, as the author himself advises. Each t-shirt is different from the others. Each one carries a certificate of authenticity which assure its uniqueness: there have a little tag, the signature of Alessandro Acerra and the serial number, expressing the good quality and the luxury of each article in order to satisfy even the most exacting collectors. Wearing a HIBU t-shirt tries to give a meaning to each individual, crating a personal fingerprint against the homologation generated by mass production and globalization. Alessandro Acerra personally takes care of all the details, from the concept of his masterpiece to the despatch of the product.
Even the package is excentric as you will receive the 'eco' t-shirts wrapped into “take-away pizza's boxes”. A choice which is not random, but it comes from the artist need of underlining his connection with both Italy and his substainable activity.
The ecological creations of Acerra are then a symbol of those elements which still nowadays represents Italy world-wide as quality and professionality. It derives from the choice of comes from a recycling as well.
1. twisted sister(s), 2. Flickr 'N' 3D, 3. Each war is different, each war is the same, 4. Begging to be read. By me. (Oh hi swimming Wil!), 5. BIG Bee, 6. WTF, 7. Tigger in the grass #2, 8. .Football., 9. Lacrosse Balls, 10. Stormtrooper vs Velociraptor, 11. Go Terps!, 12. Virginia Tech
1. What word best describes your job - unusual
2. What do you like to do in your spare time - flickr
3. If you could make an impact on the world what would it be? - peace
4. When no one is around and you are alone what do you like to do? - read
5. Strangest Thing You've Ever eaten? - bumblebee (not on purpose)
6. If you have a ‘catch phrase’ what is it? - wtf
7. Favorite cartoon character? - tigger
8. Favorite sport to watch? - football
9. Favorite sport to play? - lacrosse
10. A word for a free space your choice! - velociraptor
11. Favorite College team? - terps!
12. Who you love to see your college team beat! - virginia tech
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水彩紙本 / Watercolor on 160gsm Light-Grained Paper
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March 5th 2013: Today's shot is labelled 'Randomness' because that's exactly what I thought of the image as I took it. I thought of interesting shiny objects to shoot today and the first thing I saw was the door knob. The lens did most of the work with the shallow depth of field. I lit up the background with two flashes to brighten up the image. Took me a minute to create this image. Colorful and shiny.. all combined in one! :)
WAY back in 2008, I got this old 1980s fibreglass street blade in my possession!
But I ain't showing the name of the street for safety's sake!
As I walked around on my school campus, I wondered what I could capture for my flickr account and yet again, I took a bunch of random pics. In a nutshell, I’m exploring my hidden photography skills
Random workplace II. 16 November 2013. © Miguel Bosch / www.motorracingblog.nl / miguel@motorracingblog.nl / +31 6 47852762