Add Fuel STRONG x Wynwood Walls ENRO Facemask
Wynwood Walls, one of Miami's most popular tourist destinations, has joined forces with The Apparel Limited and enro. The result is sixteen unique, artist-created designs adorning the highest quality masks on the market. Not only are these masks comfortable and effective, but they now double as world-class artwork. Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay safe and stylish. Check them out now at @wynwoodwallsofficial!
Sizing Guide
| Size | Inch | Cm |
| Youth | 4 ¼ – 4 ½ | 10.9 – 11.7 |
| S | 4 ⅝ – 5 | 11.8 – 12.7 |
| M | 5 ⅛ – 5 ½ | 12.8 – 13.9 |
| L | 5 ⅝ – 6 ⅛ | 14 – 15.4 |
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
ADD FUEL
Portugal
Add Fuel is Portuguese visual artist Diogo Machado (b. 1980).
With a degree in Graphic Design from Lisbon's IADE – Institute of Visual Arts, Design and Marketing, he spent a few years working in design studios in Portugal, followed by an eight-month stint in Munich, Germany. Since 2007, he has been focusing exclusively on his artistic work.
Starting out under the full name Add Fuel to the Fire, he first created a dark, yet exuberant visual universe populated by a cast of slimy, eccentric and joyful creatures, influenced by a variety of interests ranging from video games to comics, animation, sci-fi, designer toys, and urban visual culture.
In 2008, fascinated with the aesthetic possibilities of symmetrical patterning and tessellations, he shortened his moniker to Add Fuel and began redirecting his focus towards working with and reinterpreting the language of traditional tile design, and that of the Portuguese tin-glazed ceramic azulejo in particular. Effortlessly blending these two seemingly irreconcilable visual idioms, his current practice seeks to combine traditional decorative elements with contemporary visual referents into new forms that reveal an impressive complexity and a masterful attention to detail. If, on the face of it, his work in small and medium sized tile panels, large-scale stencil, and freehand painted murals, and print editions might seem simply a pastiche of classic formalism, a closer inspection rewards the viewer with a chaotic world of unequivocally original motifs and characters brimming with deep emotions.
Creating balance and harmony from symmetrical repetitions, a build-up of layers and techniques of visual illusion such as trompe-l'œil, his multi-layered patterned compositions produce a poetic rhythm that plays with the viewer's perception and the (multiple) possibilities of interpretation.
Exploring a wide range of both manual and digital techniques in the fields of drawing, painting, ceramics, and printing, his practice expresses a sophisticated dialogue between the old and the new, between heritage and modernity.
Besides the numerous public art interventions, he has been creating in various countries, he has also been showcasing his work in solo and group exhibitions in reputed galleries and museums.
Diogo Machado lives and works in Cascais, Portugal.
@addfuel