Helen and Kate collaborated in 1997 to create a series of fashion/textile designs, spanning the first 1,000 hours of human life. Producing these at London College of Fashion, Helen and Kate worked interactively using design at multiple levels to evoke the key embryonic processes that underlie our development. Seen and acclaimed by millions internationally and called a ‘cultural hybrid’, it changed the course of Helen's career - her time is now devoted to ideas and work rooted in science. Kate is dedicated to the public understanding of science.
14 years on, Helen and Kate have collaborated again to produce new dresses, which explore the science behind the development and function of the lungs.
I loved this exhibition it taught me alot about the human growing, what parts of the body grew first and I didn't know how quickly body parts were formed I loved how they made it into a collection!
14 years on, Helen and Kate have collaborated again to produce new dresses, which explore the science behind the development and function of the lungs.
I loved this exhibition it taught me alot about the human growing, what parts of the body grew first and I didn't know how quickly body parts were formed I loved how they made it into a collection!
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