Weird-beard grow your own crystal colored bath foam appendage fashion. Ephemeral bubble garments? Bizarre sculpture? Yes. Collaboration between Lucy Mcrae and Bart Hess.
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I love it when artists manage to use the simplest mediums to achieve dramatic results… Inspiring!
So true. It’s even more impressive when that mundane material somehow becomes magical.
McRae’s work with the Peristaltic Skin Machine is truly amazing! http://www.jotta.com/magazine/outabout/650/transnatural-nature-and-technology-collide