Li Xiaofeng creates dresses out of procelain plates, bowls, cups and wires. This blue and white porcelain patterned dress titled Beijing Memory went for $85,000 at this year’s New York Asian Contemporary Art Fair. (Source)
Yes, the dresses can be worn.
If you would like to see more of Li Xiaofeng’s work, please check out these links:
Le Zèbre bleu
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wow.
absolutely amazing.
I am blown away by this. Wow, those dresses are spectacular. Anyone who has worked with glass understands how truly utterly amazing this is!