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#TFWGucci Archaeologists estimate humans have tattooed themselves and each other for about 12,000 years. @johnyuyi has updated this ritual for the social media age. The Taipei-born, New York-based artist became an Instagram sensation for applying her Facebook profile as a temporary tattoo on her face, reflecting our complex relationship to online expression, identity, and desire for approval. This series expanded to include likes, messages, avatars and logos, inking flesh, even temporarily, with the digital structures we inhabit and are now a part of us. John Yuyi shows how aesthetic taste and desire (here for #Gucci’s #LeMarchédesMerveilles watch) is more than skin deep. – Text by @newterritories Read more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci The new generation of future-forward Gulf creativity, @christto_andrew is a dynamic duo making eye-popping images from their studio in Doha, Qatar. Christto Sanz and Andrew Weir hail from Puerto Rico and South Africa, respectively, and came together in 2012 to collaborate on bold photography and moving images that challenge perceptions about the Middle East, blending traditional symbols with jewel-toned surrealism. For #TFWGucci, they introduce us to a mysterious fashionista who holds a flaming rose while she casually checks her #LeMarchédesMerveilles watch. In the words of the viral but never basic @beigecardigan, she’s just too fire to waste time. – Text by @newterritories Read more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci Argentine musician and collage artist @marianopeccinetti wants nothing more than to open a portal into your subconscious. Peccinetti scours old magazines to find ways to superimpose the human onto the divine. The result? Meme-ified works of surrealism that simultaneously evoke Dalì and newspaper comics. The artist makes #LeMarchédesMerveilles timepieces seem right at home on lions and giraffes in outer space for #TFWGucci. Another watch is even orbiting like a Gucci moon. Captions by @cabbagecatmemes, AKA John Trulli, animate the collages and give the animals internal (social) lives. – Text by @helenh0lmes Read more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci Polish artist #paulinaolowska isn't afraid of the past, it’s her prime obsession. Growing up in the 1980s, she witnessed first-hand Poland’s transition from communism to capitalism, and ever since has explored the personal and political meanings of memory and change. She remixes history, taking inspiration from archival materials such as Soviet-era fashion postcards, to create her series “Applied Fantastic”. For #TFWGucci, she updates this series with the help of a caption by @williamcult (designer William Ndatila). Nostalgia can be a weapon, if you hold it right. – Text by @newterritories Read more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci Milan-based art collective (@checking_invoices) is composed of a stylist, photographer, and video-maker. The result of their collaboration is a parade of also-anonymous figures — dressed in monochrome bodysuits, or with their heads blocked out — cavorting in the world of fashion. For #TFWGucci, one of the figures is cloaked in a #Gucci bag, hiding their identity, but with three #LeMarchédesMerveilles timepieces on their wrist. @youvegotnomale completes the image with a caption. – Text by @kchayka. Read more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci Goth Shakira @gothshakira is a Montreal-based artist whose Instagram meme account is inspired by Latin American style and queer culture. Mingling Spanish and English, Goth Shakira’s memes are collages with a message about feminism, freedom, and creativity. She consciously pushes the boundaries of memes into visual art, participating in panels and exhibitions that frame digital artifacts as just another, equally important part of physical culture. — @kchayka Discover more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci Less (@less_photo) is a Korean artist who narrowed his focus to taking pictures because “moments which seemed difficult for me to experience were kept within photographs” — the image is a way to understand the world. Less’s aesthetic is frenetic and bright; the bodies he documents are always moving, caught in the midst of action. Less also shoots empty rooms and still life compositions, seen in the #TFWGucci #LeMarchédesMerveilles images. Two mugs seem to be holding hands around the timepiece, hinting at a living narrative. Derek Lucas (@champagneemojis) contributed the image’s caption. – Text by @helenh0lmes. Discover more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci Social networks are our everyday vernacular, creating endless archives of images that are entertaining, disturbing, or titillating. @meatwreck, a collaboration between artists Mitra Saboury and Derek Paul Boyle, enlivens the digital stream with their own blend of organic and surreal imagery. A foot sprouts plants, a piece of meat is framed, or a woman sleeps between mattresses instead of on top. Inspired by @beigecardigan, the duo pictures a #LeMarchédesMerveilles timepiece for #TFWGucci bursting out of the wearer’s suit. ‑ Text by @kchayka. Discover more through link in bio.

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#TFWGucci The work of LA-based artist @amanda_charchian is characterized by her uniquely female-focused approach to the Surrealist tradition. With mysterious, witchy characters—think a crystal-incrusted spider sculpture that trembles in the wind, or a circle of ginger women linked together by their braided hair—they’re impossible to forget. It’s no wonder that her career spans both the fine art and commercial fashion world, and has included both gallery shows and editorial commissions for Vogue Italia. Her collaborative memes for #TFWGucci with the hilarious @textsfromyourexistentialist create a feminine duo: sensual, funny, and unapologetic, with an underlying darkness from the eponymous philosophy. – Text by @tatianaberg. Discover more through link in bio.

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Debuting #TFWGucci (That Feel When Gucci). The House’s new collaborative art project in the digital space is a lineup of memes featuring the new #LeMarchédesMerveilles collection of watches. Kicking off the collection of original memes is LA-based artist @amanda_charchian’s collaboration together with @textsfromyourexistentialist. Discover more through link in bio.

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