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Beijing Memory Porcelain Constructed Clothing

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Li Xiaofeng is a Chinese artist that creates made from stitched together pieces of chine dishware. The piece above is priced at a subtle 85,000$ and is titled Beijing Memory.

Using shards of china dating to the Qing Dynasty Li Xiaofeng creates beautifully shaped sculptures (that can be actually worn).

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Li Xiaofeng was born in Hubei China in 1965 and didn’t graduated from the Mural Painting Department at the Central academy of Fine Arts until 2002.

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The Beijing Memory was showcased (and sold) at the Asian Contemporary Fair in New York City.

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See more of Li Xiaofeng’s work.

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8 Responses to “Beijing Memory Porcelain Constructed Clothing”

  1. Jim says:

    Can I watch her get in a car? Or even attempt sitting down?

  2. Josh says:

    This is amazing. I would however view this as art and not a reasonable outfit

  3. The Seeker says:

    Totally cool! I would agree with Josh, but they are very cool as an artistic expression.

  4. John says:

    I would like to see someone fall down wearing one of these.

  5. Allan says:

    Do you clean it in the dishwasher?

  6. cojilicious! says:

    wow. These are really beautiful!! I bet they are very heavy, but they look so delicate. I love it.

  7. There’s no way that can be comfortable. Not very practical but it’s awesome artwork :)

  8. Robert Allen says:

    This helps me a lot, thanks for the information.

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