Community as a Form of Research–
Un’esplorazione continua delle sottoculture che compongono la community globale di Stone Island. L’artista 3House partecipa alla campagna Autunno_Inverno '026-'027 indossando Q100031 Hand Painted David Light-TC.
02 CAMPAGNA
3House indossa Q100031 Hand Painted David Light-TC, un parka corto in tela leggera realizzata con filati giapponesi di poliestere e poliammide a sezione trasversale a forma di stella.
03 INTERVISTA
I partecipanti rispondono a una serie di 100 domande, curate da Hans Ulrich Obrist, volte a comprendere il carattere unico della community.
Question 08 of 100
Do you have rituals?
When I wake up in the morning I have coffee. It clears my head and heart.
Question 15 of 100
What is time?
I believe time changes according to how you choose to use it.
Question 28 of 100
What is your favourite season?
Winter. The air feels so clear, it's as if both my mind and body become clearer too.
Question 29 of 100
What is your favourite time of day?
I love the very start of the day, and also the end.
Question 31 of 100
What is your preferred mode of transport?
I like travelling by car. It feels like I can really reflect and face myself during that time.
Question 50 of 100
How do you clear your mind?
I focus on my breathing.
Question 57 of 100
Are you organised or spontaneous? Or both?
I'd say I’m more intuitive.
Question 62 of 100
What materials are you drawn towards?
Leather, definitely. The more you use it, the more character it develops.
Question 65 of 100
When you need inspiration, where do you go?
Hakone and the sea.
Question 78 of 100
How do you heal and recover?
Going back to my hometown.
Question 81 of 100
What gives you hope?
Music. It carries emotions that can't really be put into words. It has the power to give you hope.
04 DETTAGLI DEI PRODOTTI
–Q100031 Hand Painted David Light-TC, un parka corto in tela leggera realizzata con filati giapponesi di poliestere e poliammide a sezione trasversale a forma di stella. I capi vengono assemblati e poi tinti in capo sotto pressione a 130 °C. Durante il processo di tintura, il calore trasforma completamente la trama e la struttura del tessuto. Il capo viene dipinto a mano utilizzando spugne e pennelli con due tonalità di pigmenti miscelati a una componente poliuretanica, che dona una particolare resa tattile. Questo processo artigianale rende ogni capo unico e irripetibile. Trattato con uno specifico agente antigoccia. Fodera trapuntata e imbottita.
