“Da Consumarsi Con Grazia” is the latest volume from the XEROXED platform and will be officially launched at Warehouse on April 25th with a conversation between XEROXED & Warehouse. The volume consists of a series of garments designed starting from three objects selected from the XEROXED archive of underground ephemera: a vinyl album by F:A.R. (Final Alternative Relation), one of the first Italian post-industrial bands, founded in 1980 in Savona, along with three zines related to the same band.

Both the vinyl and the paper materials take the form of an avant-garde pastiche, blending delicate, whimsical elements with rough, noisy, and post-industrial sounds and aesthetics.

The series of garments materially explores this visual and melodicdichotomy by playing with print layering, tactile inks and chromatic juxtapositions, focusing on the transformation of flat texts and images into tactile prints. Contents extracted from the vinyl and the printed materials are re-mixed into new artworks and layouts, free to walk again—physically, through the XEROXEDwearers.

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