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For Spring/Summer 2019, we have teamed up with French director and illustrator Ugo Bienvenu for a second time to release a high-summer capsule collection.
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For Spring/Summer 2019, we have teamed up with French director and illustrator Ugo Bienvenu for a second time to release a high-summer capsule collection.
Using a fine cotton poplin as a canvas, the Nimes Shirt and Lobo Shorts feature a bold allover print in his distinct naive pop style and sit alongside a classic white tee with a bold chest print.
Ugo came up through the ranks at leading design institutions Estienne, Les Gobelins, CalArts and Les Arts Decoratifs in Paris, attracting international attention and acclaim. It was during his time in California that he turned to 2D animation as his main medium, cultivating a contemporary, experimental style reminiscent of the comic books of the 40's and 50's.
His work, equipped with this distinctive and evolving aesthetic, lends itself to short animated films, music videos as well as venturing into the commercial world of comic books and illustration.
As the latest guest artist for EDWIN, Jules expands on the work that he originally produced with the record label, Dawn Records, commissioned by Florent Hadjinazarian, including two paintings portraying the destruction of fire.
Living and working in Bagnolet (Parisian suburb), Jules Cruveiller has developed a commitment to the practices of experimental cinema, painting and drawing. His pictorial and graphic research is based on the use of pre-existing images as a raw material. He tries to question the different laws of images, their ethical, philosophical and poetic scope.
As the latest guest artist for EDWIN, he expands on the work that he originally produced with the record label, Dawn Records, commissioned by Florent Hadjinazarian, including two paintings portraying the destruction of fire.
For Spring/Summer 2019, Jules focuses on forest fires in Corsica and Portugal. The perfect way to pay tribute to the affected populations but also highlighting the way in which these photos