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Fran Tamse
Image-maker, Photo/Direction 🇵🇭
Still Life • Portrait • Documentary• sometimes books🐦🖼️ RCA Alum
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
PSA - It has come to my attention that the Art Handler is now a desired profession amongst the dating apps of swiping right but know when to spot the real ones versus the imposters.
In this light I’m sharing my blood, sweat, and tears from works about female desire and the Art handler.
From 2016–2018, I created a body of work centered on the figure of the art handler, using image, installation, and performance to explore masculinity, pop culture, and the female gaze.
Through collaborative photographic collage, the work examines labor and gender as overlapping performances, questioning what is visible or hidden, valued or overlooked.
Fine art Perspiration is set against the backdrop of Frieze Week, it highlights the often unseen workforce that supports the art world while reflecting on the temporary nature of these constructed space built, activated, and dismantled in rhythm with the market. Special thanks to Anthony Banks and Woody Mellor as poster boys, promoting their Art Handling venture.
Slide 1-5 Billboard Performance, 2016 RCA Battersea, London, UK
Slide 6 Dusseldörf Photo, 2min ago, 2018, Dusselforf, DE
Slide 7-10 Fine Art Perspiration, 2018, Bounds Green, Cypher Billboard, London, UK, Artlicks
Slide 11 Coca-Cola Ad of the hired hunk mowing lawn drinking a coke offered by a group of women objectifying man
Slide 12 Still from Male Studies (2016) Anthony drinking a bottle of water in Battersea Park
Slide 13-14 Vogue Article April 2nd, 2026 “Art Handler is now the Sexiest Job on the Apps - and everyone is faking it” by Rrose Seélavy
@mellorandbanks @artlicks @cypherbillboard @rroseseelavy @_the_art_of_installation_ @arthandlermag @rca_photo @royalcollegeofart @woody_mellor @4nthony8anks @vogueitalia @photovogue #arthandler
Photos from collection of Venezuelan-born Artist, Luchita Hurtado for LA Times Image Magazine.
I’ve long admired garments with a functional, intentional quality—something I first discovered while working at Margaret Howell London. Documenting Luchita’s handmade clothes felt like an intimate continuation of that appreciation, as her pieces carried the unique patterns and quiet elegance of everyday workwear. What a treat to explore her archive.
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“Her artwork was, of course, a major part of that routine. But her need to express herself often manifested in her wardrobe, which she crafted entirely for herself.
The Venezuelan-born painter lived in a utilitarian uniform of sorts. She designed all kinds of pieces, from striped vests and floor-length dresses to lightweight pants and winter coats. But almost every silhouette was inspired after a specific design she used for almost all her shirts: a boxy shape with four front pockets and partial buttons, similar to a smock. Seemingly inspired by Japanese workwear, Hurtado wore these oversize, functional looks for around 80 years.
Inside a Gardena warehouse, where the @hauserwirthlosangeles hurtadomullicanarchive estate is housed, racks full of her clothes hang from the high ceilings. It’s the first time her personal wardrobe is being shared with the public in this capacity.”
Words Cerys Davies
Editor Elisa Wouk Almino
Special thanks to the Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican
Her works are on view at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles until October 5th, 2025.
@latimesimage @elisawoukalmino @noitsnotcerys @hurtadomullicanarchive @hauserwirthlosangeles
Photos from collection of Venezuelan-born Artist, Luchita Hurtado for LA Times Image Magazine.
I’ve long admired garments with a functional, intentional quality—something I first discovered while working at Margaret Howell London. Documenting Luchita’s handmade clothes felt like an intimate continuation of that appreciation, as her pieces carried the unique patterns and quiet elegance of everyday workwear. What a treat to explore her archive.
———————————
“Her artwork was, of course, a major part of that routine. But her need to express herself often manifested in her wardrobe, which she crafted entirely for herself.
The Venezuelan-born painter lived in a utilitarian uniform of sorts. She designed all kinds of pieces, from striped vests and floor-length dresses to lightweight pants and winter coats. But almost every silhouette was inspired after a specific design she used for almost all her shirts: a boxy shape with four front pockets and partial buttons, similar to a smock. Seemingly inspired by Japanese workwear, Hurtado wore these oversize, functional looks for around 80 years.
Inside a Gardena warehouse, where the @hauserwirthlosangeles hurtadomullicanarchive estate is housed, racks full of her clothes hang from the high ceilings. It’s the first time her personal wardrobe is being shared with the public in this capacity.”
Words Cerys Davies
Editor Elisa Wouk Almino
Special thanks to the Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican
Her works are on view at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles until October 5th, 2025.
@latimesimage @elisawoukalmino @noitsnotcerys @hurtadomullicanarchive @hauserwirthlosangeles
Photos from collection of Venezuelan-born Artist, Luchita Hurtado for LA Times Image Magazine.
I’ve long admired garments with a functional, intentional quality—something I first discovered while working at Margaret Howell London. Documenting Luchita’s handmade clothes felt like an intimate continuation of that appreciation, as her pieces carried the unique patterns and quiet elegance of everyday workwear. What a treat to explore her archive.
———————————
“Her artwork was, of course, a major part of that routine. But her need to express herself often manifested in her wardrobe, which she crafted entirely for herself.
The Venezuelan-born painter lived in a utilitarian uniform of sorts. She designed all kinds of pieces, from striped vests and floor-length dresses to lightweight pants and winter coats. But almost every silhouette was inspired after a specific design she used for almost all her shirts: a boxy shape with four front pockets and partial buttons, similar to a smock. Seemingly inspired by Japanese workwear, Hurtado wore these oversize, functional looks for around 80 years.
Inside a Gardena warehouse, where the @hauserwirthlosangeles hurtadomullicanarchive estate is housed, racks full of her clothes hang from the high ceilings. It’s the first time her personal wardrobe is being shared with the public in this capacity.”
Words Cerys Davies
Editor Elisa Wouk Almino
Special thanks to the Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican
Her works are on view at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles until October 5th, 2025.
@latimesimage @elisawoukalmino @noitsnotcerys @hurtadomullicanarchive @hauserwirthlosangeles
Photos from collection of Venezuelan-born Artist, Luchita Hurtado for LA Times Image Magazine.
I’ve long admired garments with a functional, intentional quality—something I first discovered while working at Margaret Howell London. Documenting Luchita’s handmade clothes felt like an intimate continuation of that appreciation, as her pieces carried the unique patterns and quiet elegance of everyday workwear. What a treat to explore her archive.
———————————
“Her artwork was, of course, a major part of that routine. But her need to express herself often manifested in her wardrobe, which she crafted entirely for herself.
The Venezuelan-born painter lived in a utilitarian uniform of sorts. She designed all kinds of pieces, from striped vests and floor-length dresses to lightweight pants and winter coats. But almost every silhouette was inspired after a specific design she used for almost all her shirts: a boxy shape with four front pockets and partial buttons, similar to a smock. Seemingly inspired by Japanese workwear, Hurtado wore these oversize, functional looks for around 80 years.
Inside a Gardena warehouse, where the @hauserwirthlosangeles hurtadomullicanarchive estate is housed, racks full of her clothes hang from the high ceilings. It’s the first time her personal wardrobe is being shared with the public in this capacity.”
Words Cerys Davies
Editor Elisa Wouk Almino
Special thanks to the Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican
Her works are on view at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles until October 5th, 2025.
@latimesimage @elisawoukalmino @noitsnotcerys @hurtadomullicanarchive @hauserwirthlosangeles
Photos from collection of Venezuelan-born Artist, Luchita Hurtado for LA Times Image Magazine.
I’ve long admired garments with a functional, intentional quality—something I first discovered while working at Margaret Howell London. Documenting Luchita’s handmade clothes felt like an intimate continuation of that appreciation, as her pieces carried the unique patterns and quiet elegance of everyday workwear. What a treat to explore her archive.
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“Her artwork was, of course, a major part of that routine. But her need to express herself often manifested in her wardrobe, which she crafted entirely for herself.
The Venezuelan-born painter lived in a utilitarian uniform of sorts. She designed all kinds of pieces, from striped vests and floor-length dresses to lightweight pants and winter coats. But almost every silhouette was inspired after a specific design she used for almost all her shirts: a boxy shape with four front pockets and partial buttons, similar to a smock. Seemingly inspired by Japanese workwear, Hurtado wore these oversize, functional looks for around 80 years.
Inside a Gardena warehouse, where the @hauserwirthlosangeles hurtadomullicanarchive estate is housed, racks full of her clothes hang from the high ceilings. It’s the first time her personal wardrobe is being shared with the public in this capacity.”
Words Cerys Davies
Editor Elisa Wouk Almino
Special thanks to the Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican
Her works are on view at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles until October 5th, 2025.
@latimesimage @elisawoukalmino @noitsnotcerys @hurtadomullicanarchive @hauserwirthlosangeles
Photos from collection of Venezuelan-born Artist, Luchita Hurtado for LA Times Image Magazine.
I’ve long admired garments with a functional, intentional quality—something I first discovered while working at Margaret Howell London. Documenting Luchita’s handmade clothes felt like an intimate continuation of that appreciation, as her pieces carried the unique patterns and quiet elegance of everyday workwear. What a treat to explore her archive.
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“Her artwork was, of course, a major part of that routine. But her need to express herself often manifested in her wardrobe, which she crafted entirely for herself.
The Venezuelan-born painter lived in a utilitarian uniform of sorts. She designed all kinds of pieces, from striped vests and floor-length dresses to lightweight pants and winter coats. But almost every silhouette was inspired after a specific design she used for almost all her shirts: a boxy shape with four front pockets and partial buttons, similar to a smock. Seemingly inspired by Japanese workwear, Hurtado wore these oversize, functional looks for around 80 years.
Inside a Gardena warehouse, where the @hauserwirthlosangeles hurtadomullicanarchive estate is housed, racks full of her clothes hang from the high ceilings. It’s the first time her personal wardrobe is being shared with the public in this capacity.”
Words Cerys Davies
Editor Elisa Wouk Almino
Special thanks to the Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican
Her works are on view at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles until October 5th, 2025.
@latimesimage @elisawoukalmino @noitsnotcerys @hurtadomullicanarchive @hauserwirthlosangeles
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Menswear Suiting @hs68.la
Model @m_rake @lamodelmgmt.sb @lamodelmgmt.sb
Shot in beautiful Los Angeles, CA
Menswear Suiting @hs68.la
Model @m_rake @lamodelmgmt.sb @lamodelmgmt.sb
Shot in beautiful Los Angeles, CA
Menswear Suiting @hs68.la
Model @m_rake @lamodelmgmt.sb @lamodelmgmt.sb
Shot in beautiful Los Angeles, CA
Menswear Suiting @hs68.la
Model @m_rake @lamodelmgmt.sb @lamodelmgmt.sb
Shot in beautiful Los Angeles, CA
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Special thanks to Umi’s team, @ourearthcalling @existential__co @jamesonyingling @gabrielxovalle @rich.song_
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