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READ: Nicole Zizi’s latest interview with Cut x Sew Magazine “an innovative and eco-conscious designer for the future”
I had the pleasure of being interview by Cut x Sew Magazine. We talked about my work as an eco-conscious designer, philosophy, what I like and dislike about Florida and New York, growing up in Broward County, and how to be more conscious of materials we put on body. Read the entire piece over at Cut x Sew Magazine. Photography by Lenzs Lamisére.
A Day at Williamsburg Skatepark with Jevaughn McKenzie, Ana, and Ben.
This post is about when a friend bring a concept to you and you decide to go with it and it turns out amazing. Jevaughn, is a portrait photographed based in South Florida. We met sometime between last year and the year before that in NYC when Jevaughn (and I) were still trying to figure out our path in the creative world. After sometime we finally found a reason to collaborate. All images are photographed by Jevaughn McKenzie with direction from myself, Nicole Zizi.
Models: Ana Placide and Ben
Editorial Shoot in Miami directed by Nicole Zizi & Aaron J. Jackson
Last month, I traveled to Miami to take some photos with my friend Aaron Jackson with local creatives wearing my brand. Check out the editorial photos: Click here to view images from the shoot!
First Look at Designing Product made from Plastic - Behind The Scenes
I’ve waited a long time to reveal what it is I will be aiming and designing towards. I spoke about a collection of clothings I will be making, and hinted about a jacket made from recycled plastic. The jacket is made from post-consumer plastic collected in Haiti and Honduras. Here is a peak at the cut and sew process!
This is the first concept of the jacket before starting the design process…
Starting the cut and sew process.
After drawing out all the pattern pieces.
Cake Sculptures Carved From Sheets of Chocolate by Miami-based Artist Jose Margulis and Dinara Kaskp
“The works of artist, José Margulis have been transformed into edible choclate treats by architect turned baker Dinara Kasko. The Kinetic Tarts are the result of a collaboration between Kakso and Margulis, who worked together to create edible versions of his artworks for food publication So Good.” “Margulis, a Miami mixed-media artist, forms his sculptures from layers of colourful plastic sheets – creating a geometric pattern that changes depending on the viewing angle.” "I tried to transform his creations, made of plastic, aluminium and acrylic, into something edible, using basic techniques and ingredients," said Kasko. "Yet, I wanted to preserve his message and feel." "It had to be an installation-performance where the art was created by José Margulis and then transformed by me into an edible piece of art which...
