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Re-Cycle-Style ' Innermost thoughts ' and Archive Collections : Kumiko Tani

1 May 2014 – 25 May 2014

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Re-Cycle-Style ' One's innermost thoughts ' and Archive Collections : Kumiko Tani

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Re-cycle Style is an ethical project and fashion brand.
An enormous amount of waste is produced everyday and re-cycling is one way to reduce waste. We will try to change the image of re-cycling and provide a lead to people's mind. This collection is profoundly connected with the city and its inhabitants.

Kumiko Tani (Re-cycle style Director and Costume designer) was born in Japan and moved to London UK. Graduated from Central Saint Martins College of Art and design.
She started 'Re-cycle style' in 2008. Her Newspaper Collection caught the attention of various magazines and galleries in the UK and Japan who have since featured her work (Dazed & Confused, Fudge, Untitled magazine…). Kumiko has worked with many different artists on workshops and exhibitions internationally. Currently she is designing and styling costumes for several theatre production companies including Secret Cinema, for a performance for Friends of the Earth, and for the musicians Sonja Kristina from Curved Air, Gabby Young and Joji Hirota.
www.re-cycle-style.com

Kaori Ito (Photographer) Born in Nagoya Japan
After graduating from photography school she has worked as a photography assistant in Tokyo and moved to London in 2008, working as a freelance photographer as well as a freelance photography assistant. She returned to Tokyo in 2013.
www.kaori-kenny.com
kaori-kenny.tumblr.com

Kira Zhigalina (Multimedia artist)
Ki Ra was born in Moscow, lives and works in London, UK.
She graduated from Central Saint Martins, specializing in film and video. She has created work for Secret Cinema, London Contemporary Orchestra, Rambert Dance Company, London Zoo, and Musion Hollographic Sytems, as well as for various other opera productions, clubs, and music artists in London, Tokyo and Moscow.
Her artistic interest lies in examining the subconscious and conscious appreciation of forms, and visualizing the space in between, where archetypes feed into representations. The intention with her work is to create a visual language or experience that can communicate on emotional and subconscious levels.
www.kirazhi.wordpress.com

Hitomi Soeda (Photographer): Working as a freelance photographer and set up a studio called '2K UNIT' with D Junsei in Hackney Wick. Also organizing a music TV channel called 'NusicTV' with D Junsei and Benjamin Gough. Her aim is taking intimate shots from the world around her.
http://2kunit.com/

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