After the roaring success encountered by Audible Visions - the first 500 copies sold-out this summer - we decided to repress a final series of 100 for those who missed out! To differenciate this one from the last, we changed the colour codes, housing it in a shiny black sleeve with a silver sticker. Finally, to put an end to this chapter, we produced an exclusive Audible Visions t-shirt, available in sizes Medium and Large. Only 100 available, so grab them while you still can in the shop section of the website.
   

01/01/2007

Alexandra Senes asked us to create an installation based on the "fabric" theme for her fashion exhibition. We wanted to pay tribute to Richard Buckminster Fuller and also all the late 60's radical movements, using fabric as an architectural element. The installation was made of two geodesic domes, one naked and one all covered by six different colors of stripy fabric. See more images in the portfolio section.
      
          

01/01/2007

We just made a still life diptych for the last Amusement Magazine. The theme of this issue is about "computer bugs" and we've been asked to photograph the "Trifouillette", a little knife looking object known for being the very first anti-virus protection ever. View portfolio section to see more.
  
     

01/01/2007

We are proud to present the first ill-studio mix CD in collaboration
with Alexis Le-Tan. A spaced-out musical ceremony in which sounds from the past meet ideas from the future. This mixtape from another dimension blends electro, new beat, space disco, minimal-synth, afro and new-wave grooves in a concoction which, after one listen, is bound to give you sonic hallucinations. Just in case that wasn't enough, we came up with an otherworldly packaging and poster to seal the deal!

Click here to get a video taste. Audible Visions is available here.
              

21/06/2009

We had the pleasure of designing three t-shirts for the collaboration between parisian clothing label Christophe Lemaire and the legendary german Krautrock band Can. Each design pays tribute to a Can's iconic song, Prehistoric Future, Animal Waves and Vernal Equinox.

08/05/2009