
When you wear the cotton jacket, the pattern, like a parasite or a wine plant, slowly comes to life as color until it reaches full visual bloom. When the jacket is removed again, the organism slowly dies out until it fades into a seamless printed pattern. The human body acts as a host and provides a support structure for the organism to grow on.
The printed organism is created using thermo-chromic inks and is electrically controlled through conductive wire threaded directly on the fabric of the jacket.
Link & Image: Friends, Hosts and Parasite via We Make Money Not Art
Tags: Jacket | Clothing | Printed Organism | Mouna Andraos | Sonali Sridhar
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