Neo Ukiyo-e brings the floating world into contemporary streetwear. A tiger becomes a hood. A dragon coils around a shoulder. Flowers expand across a garment until it fills the frame.
The wearer stays calm. The clothes and creatures carry the spectacle.
Guardians, hoods and coils.
Seven works from the series.
The inset panel gives the image a boundary. The figure crosses it.
In Flower Puffer, the jacket becomes almost the whole composition: oversized, painted with peonies, wrapped around a still face.
The figure spills beyond the inset panel.
Myth is worn: as a hood, a print, a coil or a protector at the shoulder. The beast belongs to the figure.
Indigo hair, coral around the eyes, soft clouds and large flowers. The surface stays matte; small details catch the light.
Real Japanese glyphs, set from the studio’s seal kit. The margin is part of the artwork.
Five women. Each with her guardian.
The first Neo Ukiyo-e print collection follows tigers, dragons and a koi on its way to becoming a dragon.
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