BODYWRAPPInc. NY collection has been exhibited at Gallery Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York in 1998, Kunsthal Rotterdam in Spring 2001 and Kyoto Art Center in Kyoto and Spiral Wacoal Art Center in Tokyo in the summer of 2001.

See photoes of the event in N.Y
See photoes of the event in Rotterdam
See photoes of the event in Tokyo

Looking at an exhibition of one hundred tailor made suits, each of them original in design but made of the material of mass production itself, at first glance the signs of the commercial art of three continents merge into an undistinguishable pattern of global uniformity. Is that it? The human body reified into a multinational mass product, neatly packaged in the all time favorite classical suit and stretched on
wires across the room, evoking some kind of modernist productionline-nightmare. Fully guaranteed, fat free and ready to go. Or is it a celebration of the individual, the unique product from the hands of a skilled craftsman and the ultimate decadence of an haute couture-item that will only last you one party?

Exhibition design
Birgitte Louise Hansen

Industrial design
Nynke van Vliet

Music composition
Toru Yamanaka

Video - NY & Text
Camilla Hjort

Video - Rotterdam,
editing NY & Rotterdam
Romeo Alaeff

Video - Tokyo & editing
Shiro Takatani

Graphic design
Jeanne Betak

BODYWRAPPInc.NY
- Pattern cutting
Holger Jensen

RAIN™ prototypes
Helle Vibeke Jensen

BODYWRAPPInc.NY has been made possible with the support of:
Rootstein mannequin dolls - NL
National Workshops for Arts and Crafts-DK, MK2 Visuelle Medie Bv - NL.

Wrapping material companies:

Irma A/S, Danisco, FDB, Axa A/S, Wasa, Ryvita Co. Ltd, Fisherman's Friend, PoplarPears, Kabaya Foods Co. Ltd, Shimaya Co. Ltd, Kasugai Seika Co. Ltd, Sunada Foods Co. Ltd, Kiribai Co. Ltd, MeijiSeika Co. Ltd, Mymu Co. Ltd, Denroku Co. Ltd, S&B Co. Ltd, Senjakuame-Honpo Co. Ltd, Kanro Co. Ltd, NobelConfectionery Co. Ltd.