Meet Pandemonia

BY admin on October 25, 2015

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$pandemonia-latex-hair-and-dress-featured$ Wearing latex from head-to-toe and towering over everyone at 7ft tall, Pandemonia is hardly ever one to blend in with the crowd. Known for head-turning looks, the artist looks like she just stepped out of a pop art painting from the likes of Roy Lichtenstein. Fans of the artist will appreciate the amount of time and detail spent on creating latex dresses in pops of color like green, teal and pink. Created by an anonymous fine artist based out of London, Pandemonia has a signature look, featuring her bouncy blonde hair and puppy at her side. The artist has been featured in TAINT Magazine, The Huffington Post and Vogue Italia, among other publications.

The conceptual artist first debuted at gallery openings around 2009, but recently appeared throughout London Fashion Week. A highlight look was her bold red latex dress, completed with layers of fringe on the arms, so perfect for dancing. She felt the need to create Pandemonia as a reflection about ideas of celebrity, femininity and mass media.

Interested in the exploration of pop myth and reality, Pandemonia crosses the barriers amongst sculpture, digital media, photography and performance art. The artist told Stylist that it takes months to create each work, with one hair sculpture entailing 74 intricately constructed panels. The artist currently has an exhibition, The Marketability of Desire, on display at Hyde Park in London, with cryptic titles like “Futile”, “Vain” and “Hopeless”. One thing is for certain, Pandemonia has certainly captured the imagination of both the art and fashion world.

Written by Jade Nicolette