Carpe Diem, Lmaltieri, Linea, etc.

[philip nod]

the past is now part of my future
the present is well out of hand

look beyond the day at hand
there's nothing there at all

[DHC]

This post should be deleted and this thread locked, leaving the above post as final words.

[Peasant]

"I worked before for Carpe Diem. And I’m a friend of Maurizio – before I began working for Maurizio I was a friend of Maurizio. I worked for this artist in Barcelona, who’s a friend of Maurizio Altieri from Carpe Diem, and in this same moment he (Maurizio) developed a new project called Linea and Sartoria. When you move the body, he used an electronic machine to communicate with a computer, and he studied the movement of different objects in this type of digital experimentation. So I think it was a very interesting work because in this moment Maurizio developed Linea and Sartoria, and in Sartoria you have a project called the “Second Body” in leather, the second leather - most notably, the jumper for the men. So we studied the muscles of men very carefully. We studied the second skin for this artist, the second leather, and we put an electronic chip inside the jumpsuit for sending digital images so we could study the movement of the performing artist while he wore a jumpsuit from Linea. We studied the change in leather as he moved, and we studied the muscle dynamics while he performed. And also the first idea when he developed the Linea and Sartoria was very, very avant-garde. When he developed Linea, it was too much for the client at the moment. Maurizio can see probably in the future. "

-Simone Cecchetto

[MASUGNEN]

Very interesting. Thanks! Where did you find this?

[Venus in Furs]

http://hlorenzola.blogspot.com/2010/03/augusta-by-simone-cecchetto-interview.html

[nakata]

still wonder that these are Carpe Diem x Garcons?

[jcotteri]

that would be news to me

[nakata]

that would be news to me, too. Any info about these?

[Arcane]

http://hlorenzola.blogspot.com/2010/...interview.html

I actually enjoyed reading this a lot even though it's terribly written. Escpecially the last part which is actually quite moving.

I'll quote it in the Augusta thread as well

[DHC]

When he developed Linea, it was too much for the client at the moment."

I believe this to be the case with Avantindietro also. I believe there was a discussion on this very topic a while back.

Maurizio can see probably in the future. "

Yeah, he spends his day peering into the future, researching the human anatomy, developing concepts and writing cryptic haikus.

[MASUGNEN]

Yeah, he spends his day peering into the future, researching the human anatomy, developing concepts and writing cryptic haikus.

Is quoted

the past is now part of my future
the present is well out of hand

look beyond the day at hand
there's nothing there at all

by Altieri?

[doldrums]

Is quoted

the past is now part of my future
the present is well out of hand

look beyond the day at hand
there's nothing there at all

by Altieri?

heart and soul of ian curtis.

[MASUGNEN]

Okay, thank you! It makes sense. There definately is some Joy Divison suicidal somberness over Carpe diem.

[Venus in Furs]

I believe this to be the case with Avantindietro also. I believe there was a discussion on this very topic a while back.

I'd be interested to hear you evaluate on this a little, if you don't mind

[fenrost]

Yeah, he spends his day peering into the future, researching the human anatomy, developing concepts and writing cryptic haikus.

时尚里的达芬奇?