bart hess at the 'dutch invertuals' exhibition
‘grow on you’ by lucy and bart
work of dutch artist bart hess will be shown as a part of the ‘dutch invertuals‘ exhibition during the milan design week 09. in the exhibition, a group of independent creatives from eindhoven, united by their common vision in design, present their latest work. the programme has been made possible in collaboration with the italian label verger. the former design academy eindhoven students explore familiar materials and show them out of their usual context.
location: via varese 1, moscova subway station.
here is some of his previous work in collaboration with lucy mcrae.
http://www.lucyandbart.com http://www.lucyandbart.blogspot.com
‘grow on you’ by lucy and bart
‘neandathol’ by lucy and bart
‘dripping color’ by lucy and bart
‘germination day one’ by lucy and bart
‘germination day eight’ by lucy and bart
‘exploded view’ by lucy and bart
‘exploded view’ by lucy and bart
bart hess is exploring several fields that straddle textile, fashion and animation, these fall within the commercial and art world.
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These pic’s are fantastic. I really enjoyed the one with the legs as arms.
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ok, just like all supposed ‘high fashion’, these are soooooo dumb
Either brilliant, or dreadful, I can’t tell.
soooooooo beautiful. real art 🙂
this is freaking me out! and that is good.
This is so inspired by artist photographer Levi van Veluw a dutch compatriot of lucy and bart and very much “view on colorish” but it still is nice.. but nice is just not good enough..
the “grown on you” pictures… my nephew creates that art in the bathtub!
So much work for something what is so easy to make in photoshop
wow these pictures r queer… though they r quite cool too.
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perfect
I think some people would be offended by some of the mostly facial art . They are born with some of these disfigurements and may be hurt by your artwork.
weird, stupid, ugly…
Cool stuff
Stick with the chick too much hair on the Fruit of the Picasso Loom guy…LOL!
Super cool. Love it.
Some photos make me sick…
AWESOME! This looks like so much fun, which is what art is all about. Humans are wonderfully bizarre creatures 😀
Amazing!
frighting, morbid, funny……
awesome that´s the real art nature of man
Wow, those a really great pics folks!
Thanks for posting.
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i think it is the weirdest thing i’ve ever seen!mordern art is sure at its worst, and i suppose to art critics that would make it more valuable! what a world of tangled irony we live in!!!
How Bizarre!!!!!
Muy buena sesion, excelente creatividad!
wow.
this is art?
because as i recall my art his prof teaching
this wasnt it…
where is the meaning? the passion? the effort.
woohoo paper and bubbles….. give me a break.
to the person above…
if you can’t see the passion in the photos above i am not sure what you are looking at or what you are seeing.
i could see the argument of the time of “high art” saying they are ugly and not pleasing to the eye, but saying they have no meaning, passion, or effort? that is ridiculous.
these pieces evoke pain and stuggle with representation of the human form in todays media. they speak to the impossibility and narrowmindedness of beauty today. they mutilate the body like the mass media is today with the skin and bones models. these pieces highlight the passion of the body and its ability to trasform and how that ability has been diminished by mass media.
and that is just the surface of these pieces passion and meaning.
and as for the effort? each one would have dtakken days to form carefully. the “paper and bubbles” were created with purpose and the expression painstakingly considered.
next time please actually see, do not just look, and then make a comment.
creativity is such an amazing thing. not all art speaks to everyone, but the passion behind it should inspire and evoke thought.
To those who don’t view this as art: There are some art exhibits that are just piles of candy. My teacher told me about it, I forget who the artist is. But still, if a pile of candy or paper or even a pile of trash is considered art, then this is considered art.
Don’t bash someone else’s effort just because you don’t like it, because there will always be someone that does like it.
To be honest, this art isn’t my style, it’s not something I want to see. But I still appreciate the time and effort that it took to create it, as well as the feeling that the artists put into it.
GAY
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great wearables! I love the exploding ones!
by far the stupidest clothes ive ever seen…im gonna go kill myself now fuck fashion
Fantástico, fabuloso, gran creatividad, el ser humano aplicando su ingenio.
Pointless
i don’t really know …can’t decide, stuck in the middle between disgusting and beautiful!
uhhhhhh
Passion? No, just fun.
This probably has something to do with the legal weed.
oh come on, this is clearly not about fashion
Awesome!!!
very provocative.
nicee
dope!
Wow! Now this is called extra ordinary stuff!