Your Hermès as Art - Post Photos
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Cave felem!, scarf and scarf ring boxes.
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Into the Canadian Wild, clic H bracelet, Eau des Merveilles perfume.
A dear fellow TPFer asked me to post this 
So the story behind this installation is that I style and produce H scarf photoshoots from time to time and my friends donated some of their ruined scarves for me to use in these photoshoots. So while I was cutting the scarves to turn them into smth else I thought they would look interesting as a puzzle on the wall. And this is the result
So the story behind this installation is that I style and produce H scarf photoshoots from time to time and my friends donated some of their ruined scarves for me to use in these photoshoots. So while I was cutting the scarves to turn them into smth else I thought they would look interesting as a puzzle on the wall. And this is the result
A dear fellow TPFer asked me to post this
So the story behind this installation is that I style and produce H scarf photoshoots from time to time and my friends donated some of their ruined scarves for me to use in these photoshoots. So while I was cutting the scarves to turn them into smth else I thought they would look interesting as a puzzle on the wall. And this is the result
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Those are beautiful! I’ve been wanting to display a scarf as art. What is everyone’s opinion on framing vs stretching (like in store...they sell a scarf hanging kit that pulls from each corner)?
My experience on framing vs stretching is that framing is more permanent, there are techniques that allow you to attach the scarf without damaging it a lot (like sowing it on to the canvas) but you won’t be able to take it out easily. The plus side is that you can protect the scarf from UV damage by selecting good frame glass. The H scarf hanging system’s major advantage is that you you can easily change the scarf in the installation without damaging it but it will get UV damage if you leave one scarf hanging for a long time especially in a sunny climate.
Good thought! I’m thinking next to a window or in a darker spot would be ok. Am planning to put a few lights behind it as well to brighten it up.
Working on a few more pieces for framing but this is what I have so far :
This looks like its out of Architectual Digest!
Some inspiration - Ziggy Marley's home (Bob Marley's son) from Sept AD issue. I don't know why but the second image came out blurry, but you get the drift.
A subtle nod to the details of the Birkin.
A dear friend kindly cross-stitched Sous les Orangers, a design by Dimitri Rybalchenko as a gift to me. (We could never seem to find this cw from resale? 
) I finally had it framed earlier this year. 
) I finally had it framed earlier this year.
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