Inside Outsiders Again

 The exhibition at the Outsiders is ending in 2 weeks as the space moves back into its real life as retail: it was lent to Sandrew while the new owner finalised his plans.  For the last period of the exhibition one of the rooms has been use for an installation by RONE recognising the history of Flinders Lane as a centre of the clothing trade.

The lighting was very subdued and I have fiddled with this image to recapture the effect.
My phone overexposed the shot, but this does show the layout better, if not the effect.
A collage of fashion cutouts.
In the gloom, these hanging sheets of cardboard look rather like hung up clothing ....
... with a few samples also there.
This image in the main room is another work by RONE with the same model.




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