Gucci Manga. CD Frida Giannini and Japanese artist Hirohiko Araki create window displays and more for Gucci 2013 Cruise Collection.
Dopo Takashi Murakami e Yayoi Kusama per Louis Vuitton, un altro artista giapponese presta la sua arte al mondo della moda: è Hirohiko Araki, celebre fumettista del Sol Levante che debutta in Italia con una personale allo showroom Gucci di Firenze.
HIROHIKO ARAKI WORKS 1981-2012 is an exhibition catalogW featuring artwork from the Hirohiko Araki JoJo Exhibition 2012. Created as part of the celebration of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure's 25th anniversary, the book acts as a full-color artbook containing over 500 of Hirohiko Araki's illustrations. The book is a catalog filled with artwork from each part, separated into multiple sections. Each section is categorized by the years the art in it was created, ranging from 1981 to 2012. Aside from JoJo'
Gucci Manga. CD Frida Giannini and Japanese artist Hirohiko Araki create window displays and more for Gucci 2013 Cruise Collection.
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Italian brand Gucci's Creative Director Frida Giannini and renowned Japanese Manga artist, Hirohiko Araki, have collaborated to create special store window displays featuring the Japanese artist's illustrations and Gucci's 2013 Cruise Collection. Araki says ‘Frida’s beautiful cruise collection with its strong colours and graphic designs set my mind racing the moment she showed it to me. From there the characters and storylines came into being so naturally. It was very stimulating to work together on this project.’ Araki has created an exclusive Manga (Japanese comic strip), inspired by the collection and a story that will bring the windows of Gucci's worldwide direct store network to life in January and February. The story is also featured in Japan's SPUR Magazine. Some sites and blogs are confusing this collaboration with Gucci's previous first collaboration with the Japanese artist in 2011 and posting the wrong illustrations and window displays. Araki worked with the Gucci brand in September 2011 when they collaborated with Spur for an exhibit of Gucci’s 90 year anniversary that featured Araki’s illustrations. Because the exhibit was only featured in Gucci’s Shinjuku store, this time around, the partnership is on a global stage. Entitled “Jolyne, Fly High with Gucci,” Araki's Manga tells the adventure of Jolyne Cujoh, a student who inherits a keepsake from her mother’s Gucci collection. Propelled by the mystery behind her vintage treasure, she embarks on a journey that transcends time. Echoing the sensual color palette and graphic undertones of Giannini's Cruise collection with symbolic references to the House's iconic Flora pattern that has been reinterpreted in a number of the collection’s signature pieces, Araki's extraordinary technique gives a three dimensional effect to his characters. Spur Magazine of Japan reports: The illustrative story entitled Jolyne, Fly High with Gucci, tells the story of Jolyne Cujoh, a student who inherits a vintage treasure from her mother’s Gucci collection. Inspired by the mystery behind the piece, she embarks on a journey that transcends time. The result is a stunning collection of art. Heavily influenced by the cruise collection, expect to see Gucci’s historic flora pattern strongly referenced. As Giannini has noted, ‘I am quite sure his window installations will stop people in their tracks in cities around the world as they immerse themselves in the fabulous fantasy world he has created.’ Images of Gucci Manga Window Displays (courtesy of SPUR Magazine): Araki says ‘Frida’s beautiful cruise collection with its strong colours and graphic designs set my mind racing the moment she showed it to me. From there the characters and storylines came into being so naturally. It was very stimulating to work together on this project.’ images and information courtesy of Gucci, and Spur
Gucci Manga. CD Frida Giannini and Japanese artist Hirohiko Araki create window displays and more for Gucci 2013 Cruise Collection.
Gucci has teamed up with Japanese manga artist Hirohiko Araki to unveil an exclusive window installation. Taking inspiration from the brand’s cruise collection by Gucci creative director Frida Giannini, Araki has created a manga, called “Jolyne, Fly High With Gucci,” which will be shown in more than 70 of the company’s stores around the world…
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Gucci Manga. CD Frida Giannini and Japanese artist Hirohiko Araki create window displays and more for Gucci 2013 Cruise Collection.
Hirohiko Araki became only the second manga artist to have a solo exhibition in a national museum after the legendary Osamu Tezuka. What is the creative philosophy of the creator of the “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” series that has been running for more than three decades?
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