Akari Uragami Describes Cobird
09/07/21 • 6 min
Akari Uragami lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. Using soft sculpture, she expresses the universality of humans as organisms, depicting their internal and external phenomena. Akari graduated from Musashino Art University as a textile major and ESMOD fashion school in 2012. Her work has been exhibited in Korea, London, and California.
The work she describes in this episode is by cobird:
「3 minute experience」
Cyanotype on paper & Lightjet print on photo paper
745mm x 490mm
2018
She also mentions a collaboration with Ninja Tune, accessible here:
Cobird Ninja Tune Tee x Sasquatchfabrix tees
- https://ninjatune.net/release/ninja-tune-x-sasquatchfabrix/ninjabushi-t-shirt-white
- https://ninjatune.net/release/ninja-tune-x-sasquatchfabrix/ninjabushi-t-shirt-black
photo: Masayuki Saito
Akari Uragami lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. Using soft sculpture, she expresses the universality of humans as organisms, depicting their internal and external phenomena. Akari graduated from Musashino Art University as a textile major and ESMOD fashion school in 2012. Her work has been exhibited in Korea, London, and California.
The work she describes in this episode is by cobird:
「3 minute experience」
Cyanotype on paper & Lightjet print on photo paper
745mm x 490mm
2018
She also mentions a collaboration with Ninja Tune, accessible here:
Cobird Ninja Tune Tee x Sasquatchfabrix tees
- https://ninjatune.net/release/ninja-tune-x-sasquatchfabrix/ninjabushi-t-shirt-white
- https://ninjatune.net/release/ninja-tune-x-sasquatchfabrix/ninjabushi-t-shirt-black
photo: Masayuki Saito
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