YOHJI YAMAMOTOFashionAgain & AgainThe Rage in EdenBegüm Sekendiz Boré's Paris Womenswear AW13 is a bucolic waiting roomShareLink copied ✔️March 8, 2013FashionAgain & AgainTextBegüm Sekendiz BoréIllustrationBegüm Sekendiz Boré Begüm Sekendiz Boré is a visual artist and writer based in Paris, cross-referencing fashion with ideas from fine art and contemporary culture to create new dialogues. Again & Again collects original works by the French artist on the fashion weeks and beyond. In Milan's Poetry in Motion, Gucci had arrived just in time with Manolo Valdés Sculptures from the Bronx Botanical Gardens. In Paris, Christian Dior arrives with a Jim Lambie sculpture from the Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden and it was about time: Jim Lambie had last made an appearance in Jil Sander Men's SS11 Collection. Things looks serenely bucolic but it's just the calm before the storm. The calm before the Rage In Eden, to be more specific. Have a look at Ultravox's Rage In Eden album cover designed by Peter Saville and you'll get the drift. Check out Begüm Sekendiz Boré's blog here dandygum.blogspot.co.uk Jim Lambie, "Secret Affair", 2008, stainless steel, Royal Botanic Garden, EdinburghDIORAlice Anderson, "Mother Web", 2010, site-specific sculpture made of 5000 metres of red fibreRICK OWENSH-Omer Design, "Windswept Wire Tree Sculpture", Copper wire and rockDRIES VAN NOTENAlice Anderson, "Immured", 2008, site-specific sculpture made of 3000 metres of red fibre.YOHJI YAMAMOTOChristo and Jeanne-Claude, drawing from '"The Gates, Central Park, New York", Metropolitan Museum of ArtACNE STUDIOSChristo and Jeanne-Claude, "The Gates, Central Park, New York", 2005VIVIENNE WESTWOOD GOLD LABEL