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Justin Morin

@hellojustinmorin

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Artist and editor in chief of Revue / @revuemagazine_ & @hello_jmstudio
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Drapery window installation with tattooed orchid, 2024. by @hellojustinmorin

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« How to drape Petrolina’s stage », printed silk and chromed steel, 310x 800cm. 2015. by @hellojustinmorin

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New career unlocked? 😅 Japanese food influencer. おめでとう @little_motherhouse ps: For those who don't speak japanese, I haven't done the packaging, I found these sweets in Japan and simply felt in love :) by @hellojustinmorin

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Today my friend @tepr_ releases his new album entitled #Mizuiro. I’m happy to have contributed in a very modest way by sharing a drapery for the artwork shot by @remibesse and styled by @pahermet! Go stream the album, 8 electronic tracks that will take you on a journey… by @hellojustinmorin

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And there you have it! @revuemagazine_ is entering a new era with a new format. Bigger, lighter, and more affordable! We’re excited to share this 21st issue, which reaffirms our love for images, dialogue, and art. As editor-in-chief, I also wanted to experiment with a new way of structuring the table of contents. Based on the six degrees of separation theory, I chose the first guest, who chose the next, and so on, creating a chain of six personalities. A journey through artistic ideas and practices, made up of parallel lines, detours, and surprises!
We hope you enjoy this new effort! by @hellojustinmorin

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Last week, @panayotispascot made history with two shows at the Opera Garnier! 4000 people and one man on stage! It was incredible! And also amazing to see the biggest piece I’ve ever produced! Encore merci Panayotis pour ta confiance, et un immense merci à tous ceux qui, en coulisse, ont oeuvré pour faire en sorte que cette soirée soit mémorable!
📸 par @emilerivet
And thanks to @4spaces for the expertise! by @hellojustinmorin

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« Paralysed Mariya », tattooed tulip, 2026.
Scroll down a little bit to see the flowers blooming in my garden…
#justinmorin by @hellojustinmorin

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Happy to be featured in the beautiful book « Rainbow dreams, Color and Light in Contemporary Art », with so many artists that I admire! Thank you @rubyrei and @valentineuhovski! Ask for it to your favourite bookstore, it’s published by Monacelli, a Phaidon Company! #RainbowDreams by @hellojustinmorin

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#PrintingFashion issue 6, dedicated to “technique”, is out!! You can ask to your favourite bookstore your copy or buy it online via our publisher @kdpresse.
Each issue of the Printing Fashion magazine is made in collaboration with our @parsonsparis.fashionstudies students, so congratulations class of 2026 for the work!
I also would like to thank @parsonsparis for supporting this project! And obviously, a big thank you to all our contributors and guests! Special Berto kisses to @frailemorisson @volpeisabella @ilariatrame @steph.lever @angelenewong and @p_e_c_o_m 👽🩶 by @hellojustinmorin

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If you are in Milan this week, please visit the “Res Publica, a Swiss Design Perspective” where @4spaces (and other talented participants) are presenting their savoir-faire! I’m happy to reveal new designs, like this one! by @hellojustinmorin

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PRINTING FASHION 2026
EXHIBITION
‘PRINTED DIALOGUES: SIX MAGAZINE’
Free Entrance
25-26 April 2026
12pm-6pm
Union Jeunesse Internationale (1st floor)
2-4 Blvd Marguerite de Rochechouart, 75018 Paris

On the occasion of the Festival Printing Fashion 2026 at Union Jeunesse Internationale (25-26 April 2026), we continue the series of exhibitions ‘Printed Dialogues’ with a focus on the iconic bi-annual publication Six Magazine by Comme des Garçons. Created in 1988 by Rei Kawakubo with editor Atsuko Kozasu and artistic director Tsuguya Inoue, the magazine embodied the idea of fashion as a sixth sense, ‘the sense of surreal’, as attested in the first issue.
The magazine stood at the crossroads between multiple publishing genres and paved the way for a new form of fashion communication. It questioned the nature of fashion communication and its governing rules. Distributed to buyers, journalists and clientele in connection with fashion collections, the magazine did not only present the inspirations behind Kawakubo’s work but also questioned the very idea of what fashion means. As stressed by Inoue, ‘This is our world, we think this is beautiful, join us if you feel the same way’.
The exhibition shows the entire collection of Six magazine for the first time in Paris and reflects on the ways in which the magazine engages our senses. Through analogical and digital installations, it invites visitors to contemplate, take their time, reflect and activate their own perceptions, immersing themselves into this printed world.

A big thanks to Union Jeunesse International @unionjeunesseinternationale Yossuf Fofana @youssouf.f Vandalay Boulom, Palmyre Tramini @palmyretrm Léa Domingues @dominguesleea Fondation Azzedine Alaïa @fondationazzedinealaia Reading Room @byreadingroom RareBooksParis, Carla Sozzani @carlasozzani by @hellojustinmorin

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