Crosby Studios Forms a Pop-Up Exhibition for The Frankie Shop
Amy Duong — March 24, 2024 — Art & Design
References: crosbystudios & dezeen
New York-based firm Crosby Studios draws in a pile of office equipment on top of a long metallic table for The Frankie Shop in Los Angeles. The fashion brand is hosting a pop-up installation dubbed The Office and will be on display for a month as a part of LA Art Week and the Sag-Aftra film festival.
Founder of the brand Gaëlle Drevet works with Crosby Studios creative director Harry Nuriev for hours and then decided to work together. Nuriev tells Dezeen, "It's not really about the office, it's more about what happens after the office. I was thinking it's time to officially move on from the office and consider the future. However, in this project, we're uncertain about what the future holds exactly."
Image Credit: Josh Cho
Founder of the brand Gaëlle Drevet works with Crosby Studios creative director Harry Nuriev for hours and then decided to work together. Nuriev tells Dezeen, "It's not really about the office, it's more about what happens after the office. I was thinking it's time to officially move on from the office and consider the future. However, in this project, we're uncertain about what the future holds exactly."
Image Credit: Josh Cho
Trend Themes
1. Post-office Aesthetics - Exploring the evolution of workspaces beyond traditional office settings, embracing creative and unconventional design elements.
2. Pop-up Experiences Reinvention - Revamping temporary installations to offer immersive and engaging brand interactions that go beyond traditional retail concepts.
3. Artistic Collaboration Ventures - Fostering partnerships between designers and brands to create unique and thought-provoking art installations that blend fashion and architectural elements.
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2. Event Marketing - Reimagining event spaces to offer multi-sensory brand interactions that leave a lasting impression on attendees and create buzz around products or services.
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