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- 206 × 258 mm
- Limit Edition of 30 Copies
- Printed and Hand-Bound in London
This book is part of Central Saint Martins Fashion MA graduate Kuohao Chung's final work; a photography collection which considers the relationship between fashion and melancholia. Combining polaroid and graphics, Chung explores new ways of viewing the connection between the fashion industry and melancholia. You also can shop this copy in LNCC ( London) and Claire de rouen books (London).
Fashion Critic: Jaimie Wylie
"Nude Kid Kills Parents takes the viewer through a visual odyssey, one man's hopeless search for a matter of satisfaction or contentment. Dressing and undressing the body in symbols of restriction, Kuohao creates a constantly self-reflective visual identity. Juxtaposing relaxed materials with rigid ones, the viewer visualises a tactile experience within his dichotomous emotional turmoil. Once soft and malleable, his battered innocence cloaks itself in the sartorial narrative he so desparately wishes to escape. Kuohao artfully shifts the gaze onto both the male body and the auteur, challenging the viewer to engage with such externalised vulnerability contrasted against critical, almost forced, self-reflection."
Kuohao (Azure) is an image and moving image maker, focused on styling and art direction. Recently, he has added polaroid into his new visual practice. Graduated from Central Saint Martins MA Fashion in 2017 and with a design and styling background, he tries to communicate fashion into a new vision. Based in London and Shanghai, he is currently an editor at ELLE MEN China.
