Our jury member
@saragiustoo has selected Turning and Tucked from the series Worn Currents by
@0009.eth as her Golden Ticket. Congratulations, 0009. We’re very happy to share your work in print in the magazine. And as Sara writes in her essay, “I want to see it printed big on a gallery wall,” we can, for now, only do it justice at 19 × 26 cm—very much a size S in textile terms. We hope this is just the beginning of its life in print.
In this image, folds, seams, and worn fabric surfaces become something else: bloom, reflection, atmosphere. The work moves between pond and textile pile, between pastoral space and urban residue.
For Sara, the strength of the work lies in its precise composition, bold negative space, and restrained color palette, and in the sense that a visual language has been built over time. In Turning and Tucked, street culture, impressionism, and fabric logic meet, and what has been worn becomes a carrier of memory. 0009 builds these scenes from the visual memory of late-’90s and early-2000s street style, drawing on Steep Tech fabrics and paneled utility jackets, using a custom LoRA model, ControlNet, and post-production in Photoshop.
We’re looking forward to our online award show with Sara and 0009, live on Instagram tomorrow: March 31, 11:00 pm Tokyo, 4:00 pm Berlin, 7:00 am Los Angeles. Come by, ask questions, and celebrate art and making with us.
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