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Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?

This film directed by Ill-Studio for Soulwax treats the title “Do You Want To Get Into Trouble” through the spectrum of adolescent life and its numerous aspects such as body image, attraction for risk, sex, new technologies, emotional change, sub-culture and rebellion.

The film stars French actor Phénix Brossard.

Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
Ill-Studio - DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
DO YOU WANT TO GET IN TROUBLE?
 
Ill-Studio - GEODESIC DOME

Geodesic Dome is a sculptural work by Ill-Studio exhibited in
Paris in 2008. Ill-Studio imagined a fictional encounter between designer Rei Kawakubo and architect Richard Buckminster Fuller.

GEODESIC DOME
 
Ill-Studio - NIKE WHITE MAGIC

At the occasion of 2010 soccer World Cup in South Africa, Ill-Studio was appointed by Nike to transform its Parisian gallery into a temple celebrating the game of soccer.

Ill-Studio - NIKE WHITE MAGIC
Ill-Studio - NIKE WHITE MAGIC
Ill-Studio - NIKE WHITE MAGIC
Ill-Studio - NIKE WHITE MAGIC
NIKE WHITE MAGIC
 
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA

«Ill-Studio? I first considered them as “contemporary aesthetes”. This could look like an oxymoron, a contradiction : the aesthete, in its old and dandy-est sense, is all about disdain for democratic productions, industrial civilization artifacts and popular surfaces, and for this crowd he snubs with his aristocratic taste.

You can find this in Ill-Studio’s work since 2007: whatever they’re asked to work on, they showcase the evidence of a cult of beauty, managing to combine minimalism with that kind of preciousness that may lead to esotericism.

The style is their style, before displaying any technical know-how or graphico-conceptual protocol. Except that this true “hyperesthesia disease” (illness?) does not only apply to quality items, but to some indifferently high or low forms of contemporary culture. This is the artistic direction that will be showcased during their exhibition Fetishistic Scopophilia : highlighting visual obsessions, to exhibit references, to taste raw materials.»

Text by Jean-Max Colard

Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
Ill-Studio - FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
FETISHISTIC SCOPOPHILIA
 

For the launch of their online video platform, i-D Magazine UK asked
Ill-Studio and model Lily McMenamy to collaborate on a film about secret passions. The resulting film is an imaginary yoga tutorial performed by Lily McMenamy and styled by former i-D fashion editor Erika Kurihara.

LILY MC MENAMY FOR iD