Zim & Zou Revitalize Hermes Scraps in 'The Eternal Jungle' Art Piece
French art studio Zim & Zou have created a wild art series out of leftover scraps of Hermes leather.
Thibault Zimmermann from the studio explained that the project began with the creation of a parrot. The bird turned out magnificently and the company decided to expand the collection. The fantastic vibrant animal series has been deemed 'The Eternal Jungle.' It is a colorful and intricate collection of birds, lizards and monkeys made entirely from re-purposed materials. Each mind-blowing piece was composed by using leftover offcuts from Hermès workshops by artists/designers Lucie Thomas and Thibault Zimmermann. The two worked together in partnership with Hermes to churn out a vivacious and large scale series of animals.
The Zim & Zou 'The Eternal Jungle' art works are inventive and create beautiful art works out of discarded materials.
Thibault Zimmermann from the studio explained that the project began with the creation of a parrot. The bird turned out magnificently and the company decided to expand the collection. The fantastic vibrant animal series has been deemed 'The Eternal Jungle.' It is a colorful and intricate collection of birds, lizards and monkeys made entirely from re-purposed materials. Each mind-blowing piece was composed by using leftover offcuts from Hermès workshops by artists/designers Lucie Thomas and Thibault Zimmermann. The two worked together in partnership with Hermes to churn out a vivacious and large scale series of animals.
The Zim & Zou 'The Eternal Jungle' art works are inventive and create beautiful art works out of discarded materials.
