It's not at all surprising that his garments are frequently spotted in Art Galleries. I caught a series of fabric origami studies he did at the National Gallery back when I was still studying and I've been in awe of his work ever since. I love the intensity of his embellishments and how this interplays with the layers and layers of sheer, billowing fabrics. For me (and I'm sure for many), his work is a visual feast.
I saw him at a supplier function once and was tempted to come up to him and tell him that he was my hero. Luckily I was too shy. I was really too star struck to communicate like a normal human being!
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ReplyDeletea lecturer of mine has an Akira scarf. I get complete fashion envy/extreme lust every time she wears it. sigh.
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