AVAF x Wynwood Walls ENRO Facemask

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About the Mask

Reusable, Breathable, Filtration layer, Machine wash / Tumble Dry, Anti-microbial finish on fabric, Water Repellent, 3D Comfort fit with adjustable ear loops.

Outer Layer: 100% polyester treated with SILVADUR™ antimicrobial and water repellent finishes

Filter Layer: Melt Blown Polypropylene (MBPP)

Inner Layer: 100% cotton treated with SILVADUR™ antimicrobial finish

Ear Loop: 80% nylon, 20% spandex

Stopper: 100% TPE

Nose Bridge: 35% Iron + 65% PE

About TAL

For over 70 years, TAL Apparel has been the pioneer in manufacturing garments; creating processes and supply chain solutions, tailored to the exact needs of our customers. Today, we are the world leader in producing technologically advanced garments that combine superior styles, comfort and functionality. Pioneering innovation, perfecting the art. TAL Apparel elevates science to an art form, simply the art of innovation.

About the Artist 

AVAF (Assume Vivid Astro Focus)

France/Brazil

Assume vivid astro focus was founded by Eli Sudbrack in 2001. Sudbrack began working with Christophe Hamaide Pierson in 2005 as a duo that often morphs into a collective, depending on the different projects they are involved in. AVAF works in a vast array of media, including painting, drawing, installations, video, sculpture, neon, wallpaper, decals, and often confronts gender, politics, and embedded cultural codes through pop imagery and neon colors.  The duo brings a passionate collaborative spirit to every aspect of their work—from conceiving projects in tandem, to employing an extensive range of references and materials, to executing large-scale installations with expert, animated, diversely talented teams. AVAF approaches every project with a combination of all-encompassing, unbridled vision and keen pragmatism.

@wynwoodwallsofficial

Their work often and easily segues into the fashion industry and popular culture. They have collaborated with designers from Comme des Garçons—providing their imagery for both printed and digital matter—to Lady Gaga, who incorporated their art into the “Gaga's Workshop” display at Barneys New York.