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S2A Belts by Josh Rubin

s2a_belts

In their gallery / shop space in Paris, Surface 2 Air features clothes and objects that nicely blend art and fashion. Each of these woven belts, for example, look great as individual items, but when presented side by side form a single image. As far as I'm concerned, this is a most genius approach to creating limited editions. Further, each belt is one of a kind because of where the pattern lands on the piece.

Surface 2 Air
46, Rue de L'Arbre Sec

Thanks, David, for helping me find the S2A store!

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This entry posted on 20 September 2004 at 11:02 AM
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