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BODYWRAPPInc. / TOKYO



stills from video of opening by Shiro Takatani

20 models walked the streets of Tokyo

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Spiral Wacoal Art Center

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Models in Tokyo








In Tokyo the exhibition and event took place at Spiral Wacoal Art Center, designed by the famous Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki.

The Sound that filled the exhibition space was inspired by super marked music, played by the Norwegian saxophone player Torben Snekkestad and recomposed by the Japanese music composer Toru Yamanaka. 20 models walked through the intense busy city streets of Tokyo, passing the crowded, huge squares with noisy beautiful neon lights, immense billboards and impressive monitors, moving towards their final destination: the impressive Spiral Building in Aoyama.

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Credits:

Spatial design: Birgitte Louise Hansen
Industrial design: Nynke van Vliet
Music composition: Toru Yamanaka
Saxophone: Torben Snekkestad
Video: Shiro Takatani
Pattern cutting of suits: Holger Jensen
Catalogue:
Text: Camilla Lyngbo Hjort
Graphic design: Jeanne Betak
Photo: Erik Molberg

BODYWRAPPInc. has been made possible with the support of:
Rootstein mannequin dolls, National Workshops for Arts and Crafts-DK, Bang & Olufsen, Spiral Wacoal Art Center.

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.