¹  Scanned -Garment close-ups newspaper A2 poster, colored paper photocopied "flyer" lookbook brochure, booklet editorial shoot, booklet research, proofreading A4 page

² The installation stages an intervened chair at 170 degrees, with model wearing the elongated wool jacket coat, and the flat denim dust jacket with silk jeans. 

³ Wooden display frame.

The self-assembled limited edition publication and installation expand on the notion that; Denim manufacturing encountered mass production, a similar situation related to circular meaning and low-cost photocopy material. The project explores the similarities between these processes and their effects on the industry.


The publication is a collection of a series of explorations around
'Collective perceptions, social interactions and everyday situations'


It compiles multiple ways to relate and engage with everyday denim objects by presenting a series of gestures, expressions and artifacts with a sense of replication, including 'the lookbook' and 'The Poster'. These replications are associated with specific information coded by cultural references and large-scale production. The aim is to deepen our understanding and relationship with our everyday denim objects, contemporary modes of wearing and alternative production.