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Two figures wear bulky, organic sculptures that envelop their torsos. One sculpture is a smooth, beige, bulbous form, while the other is covered in thick green grass.

Lucy and Bart

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Will Hudson
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Date
8 October 2009

I know I’ve seen the work of Lucy McRae and Bart Hess before (in fact I’m sure it’s probably been posted up here) but having stumbled upon it again this morning (thanks James) it certainly deserves another post.

Described as an instinctual stalking of fashion, architecture, performance and the body, if you haven’t seen it before, check it out.

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Will Hudson

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Will is co-founder of It’s Nice That. Once one of the main contributors to the site, he stepped back from writing as the business expanded. He currently works across It’s Nice That, Creative Lives in Progress and If You Could Jobs.

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