MATRIXSYNTH: Hardware Girls


Thursday, February 10, 2011

Hardware Girls



via Jaapan.com

"Hardware Girls is the new photo collection from the prolific artist / photographer / model / idol Julie Watai. At a crossroads of different influences, she takes the Akihabara otaku world and mixes it with video games, Japanese pop culture and pretty girls. Julie Watai photographs 25 models / idols, each armed with a cult accessory: old games console or other cyber-gadget. The result is a collection of portraits of beautiful, lascivious electro-nymphs."

via Davide


Posted by matrix at 2/10/2011 11:34:00 AM
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4 comments:

  1. Zn'shñ2/10/11, 11:48 AM

    I ordered this book 2 days ago!!! Great publication/subject!!! : )

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  2. MrLonghair2/10/11, 11:57 AM

    My eyes focus on the machines first, and it feels right to be so wrong.

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  3. Plastic2/10/11, 6:47 PM

    We all knew this was Cummings sooner than latter. God I love electronics!

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  4. the world of next tuesday2/10/11, 7:31 PM

    From what I've figured out besides being a photographer she's also professional model Ai Amano, stage named after the manga character Video Girl Ai and in most of her own photos. So she's most? of the "25 models" mentioned. She sings with a chiptune duo act and in an Akiba idol type trio though I've yet to hear anything analog.

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