We’ve written about The Fringe Projects by Vibskov Emenius before, and now the amazing artwork has been immortalized in ‘Fringe,’ a limited art publication.
The Fringe Projects revolve around, well, fringe. Not only is the series of artwork a fringe project of their respective jobs as a fashion designer and graphic designer, but the pieces are also all heavily permeated with fringe. Between hair, paper, plastic, and mixed media, there is a whole lot of gorgeous fringe for Vibskov Emenius to cover!
I really love the photos they did for Dazed & Confused, Japan as well as the spinning car wash fringe installation. The Fringe Projects have already been exhibited in Milan, Zurich and Copenhagen; now the Zeeuws Museum in the Netherlands is the first to exhibit the whole series of projects.
For more info on the book and the projects see here.
Books on Fringed Art
Vibskov Emenius' ‘The Fringe Projects' Captured in Print
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