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Stefan Brüggemann Studio, Mexico-City, Mexico,

JJRR Architects,

Fernando Marroquin Photography

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Stefan Brüggemann Studio, Mexico-City, Mexico,

JJRR Architects,

Fernando Marroquin Photography

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Check out Stefan Brüggemann, Hyper-Poem (Get my silence) (2021), From KOTARO NUKAGA

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32 photographs of

Isabella Blow

by Stefan Brüggeman

Text Detmar Blow, Graphic design Miquel Polidano, Illustrations Marcela Gutiérrez

Preface Enrique Giner de los Rios

Triangulo Books, Barcelona  2010, softcover, 20 x 28 cm., ISBN   9788461467969 ,  limited edition of 1,000 copies

euro 120,00

email if you want to buy :booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

The book, about Isabella Blow's eccentric intimacy, is a collection of photographs by Brüggeman of an evening at Blow's own home in London, common situations with her having a drink, cooking, showing the icon in an unusual way, in her private space. Blow takes the opportunity, during this evening, to show off her unusual pieces of Philip Treacy headdresses, also wearing the dresses from Alexander McQueen's legendary graduation show, acquired entirely by Isabella. The book, with an austere design and illustrations expressly conceived by Marcela Gutiérrez, is almost a work of art, a true fetish that shows another image of Blow, more intimate, closer, but just as eccentric and surprising. The book, published in English, also includes texts about Blow by Detmar Blow (Isabella's second husband) and Enrique Giner de los Ríos.

London born Isabella Delves Broughton (1958-2007) was not just one of the most influential fashion icons of the turn of the century. Credited with the discoveries of fashion designer Alexander McQueen and hat designer Philip Treacy, she worked as editor and fashion director at Tatler and the Suday Times Style magazine. In the ’80s, during her New York experience as Anna Wintour’s assistant at Vogue, she became part of the Andy Warhol’s clique and friend of Jean-Michel Basquiat, while her vision of fashion linked with art solidified.A fashion trendsetter, in her editorial work she inspired the imagery of different photographers, among them Steven Meisel and David LaChapelle. Together with her second husband Detmar Blow, in 2005 she founded Blow de la Barra, a London based art gallery in partnership with dealer Pablo Leon de la Barra. The first artist they exhibited was Mexican Stefan Brüggemann.A close friend of Blow, the artist has now released a publication on the fashion icon, entitled Isabella Blow by Stefan Brüggemann, a limited edition of 1,000 copies published by Triangulo. The book contains 32 photographs of Isabella Blow taken by Brüggemann on a 2007 evening at Blow’s London home.Two months after that night, Blow committed suicide by ingesting weed killer.The intimate snapshots portray Blow on a regular night at home, wearing some of her memorable McQueen’s and Treacy’s pieces. The preface, written by husband Detmar, focuses on Blow’s association with art, describing her achievements and fame as “based in part on her knowledge of, interest in, love for, and inspiration by fine art–both historic and contemporary.”

26/10/22

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 Stefan Bruggemann

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Stefan Brüggemann, Make Me See, 2009

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~ C'est vrai. Artist: Stefan Bruggemann swoonygaze @ tumblr.

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Stefan Bruggemann

 Puddle Painting, 2013 

aluminum paint, spray-paint on canvas 

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I can't explain and I won't even try - Stefan Bruggemann

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Check out Stefan Brüggemann, Headlines

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Stefan Bruggemann- ‘Time painting’, 2017, vinyl lettering and acrylic paint on wooden panel, 70 x 57cm