myfashionindustries
"My art inhabits economic forms and sneaks into given capitalist structures."
myfashionindustries is a project about free-trade zones. It triggers issues of commodity fetishism by redefining the oft-obscured relationship between labour and commodity. The project discloses the production process of the designs with an extensive documentation method and relates it to the wider trade perspective in a global context. Buyers of a shirt get access to the full length video material on the myfashionindsutries.com web-site, which contains an archive, that shows how their shirt was made, who fabricated the garments and where the production actually took place. The Made in North Korea shirts were manufactured in the Kaesong Industrial Complex and the Made in the Philippine shirts was produced in the Cavite Economic Zone (Rosario).