broken pieces of soft mirrors are pieced together using medical cotton gauze and 18-carat gold finishing, while the electric components installed allow them to move autonomously.

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gao's latest designs evoke the blurred faces of strangers, partially hidden behind their phones or cameras.

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for this collection, gao combines glass, precious metals, and silicone into a polymorphic material.

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able to recognize the colors in its immediate surroundings, the garment is at once liquid and chameleon-like, adapting to its environment.

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the pieces are connected to a fingerprint recognition system that reacts in the presence of a stranger.

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the fluent motion of the dressmaker pins generates a wave-like flux, contracting and expanding the entire wearable object.

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