Following a busy Fashion Week, colette has teamed up with London pop artist James Joyce (no relation to the Ulysses author) in bringing his "100 Likes" exhibition to the retailer's Paris space. The show features a series of prints and canvas works featuring the titular word rendered in psychedelic multicolor and drab greyscale. The inundation of the repetitive image renders the word nonsensical and yet geometric and all-inclusive -- it could refer to the degeneration of language's meaning or to ...
Following a busy Fashion Week, colette has teamed up with London pop artist James Joyce (no relation to the Ulysses author) in bringing his "100 Likes" exhibition to the retailer's Paris space. The show features a series of prints and canvas works featuring the titular word rendered in psychedelic multicolor and drab greyscale. The inundation of the repetitive image renders the word nonsensical and yet geometric and all-inclusive -- it could refer to the degeneration of language's meaning or to ...
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