Ceramic clothes

Li Xiaofeng is the incredible artist who dresses us in porcelain : native of Beijing, he uses Chinese traditional ceramic, which he found on archeological sites

Li Xiaofeng is Beijing artist who creates clothing piece made from traditional Chinese ceramics. He makes the clothing from ceramic shards coming from the

Chinese artist Li Xiaofeng uses broken slivers of porcelain found at archaeological sites to create original costumes he calls "rearranged landscapes" for their ability to tell a story. To create his wearable works, Xiaofeng shapes and polishes found shards of porcelain from the Song, Ming, Yuan and Qing Dynasties. He drills holes into the pieces and loops them together with a silver wire to create traditional Chinese dresses, jackets and military uniforms.

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Porcelain Sculpture by Li Xiaofeng