threeASFOUR

Fashion Designer

Previously part of the As Four collective, threeASFOUR was founded in 2005 to promote unity and coexistence.

Recipients of the Cooper-Hewitt Museum's National Design Award in 2015, the collective has built a legacy of fusing high technology with traditional craftsmanship to create clothing at the intersection of fashion and art.

threeASFOUR ‘s work has been exhibited in various institutions including Walker Art Center (2020), Philadelphia Museum of Art (2019); Cooper Hewitt Museum (2016 & 2019), Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute (2008 & 2016), Museum of Fine Arts Boston (2016), Brooklyn Museum (2014), American Folk Art Museum (2014), The Jewish Museum (2013), Garage Gallery Moscow (2011) and The Victoria & Albert Museum (2007).

The collective has collaborated with several brands such as Kate Spade, the Gap, Sony, Epson, Mimaki & Stratasys; as well as a variety of artists such as Matthew Barney, Chuck Close & Yoko Ono; and musicians, including Björk, Lady Gaga, Rihanna and Mariah Carey.

Previously part of the As Four collective, threeASFOUR was founded in 2005 to promote unity and coexistence.

Recipients of the Cooper-Hewitt Museum's National Design Award in 2015, the collective has built a legacy of fusing high technology with traditional craftsmanship to create clothing at the intersection of fashion and art.

threeASFOUR ‘s work has been exhibited in various institutions including Walker Art Center (2020), Philadelphia Museum of Art (2019); Cooper Hewitt Museum (2016 & 2019), Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute (2008 & 2016), Museum of Fine Arts Boston (2016), Brooklyn Museum (2014), American Folk Art Museum (2014), The Jewish Museum (2013), Garage Gallery Moscow (2011) and The Victoria & Albert Museum (2007).

The collective has collaborated with several brands such as Kate Spade, the Gap, Sony, Epson, Mimaki & Stratasys; as well as a variety of artists such as Matthew Barney, Chuck Close & Yoko Ono; and musicians, including Björk, Lady Gaga, Rihanna and Mariah Carey.

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