Lucy Hope

After the success of 'I stole the rabbit' her first solo exhibition, Lucy Hope has teamed up with fashion designers Genevieve Er and Helen Milne for 'Yurei Yume,' or 'Ghost Dream.'

'Yurei Yume' explores the concepts of shadows, ghosts, consciousness, light and the space around us with water colours, teas, pastels and inks.

Exhibition is in Seminyak, Bail and run for 2 weeks.

If you just so happen to be in Bali at this time you should defiantly come and check out my exhibition!

'Yurei Yume'

(Ghost Dream)

opens on the 3rd of July and runs until the 17th

The boutique is beautiful too!

This is Genevieve and Miss Milne

In a land where the women are creatures and friends are made with the ghosts of pets past, lives Lucy Hope. Not so long ago, inspired by Jim Henson films, midnight apparitions and talking animals, Lucy used watercolours, inks, pastels and tea to paint images of hauntingly beautiful women. The women ran naked through out the land all summer but once winter came they grew cold and needed something to cover their tea stained skin. So Lucy started to design clothes fit for the women of such unearthly beauty. She sourced silks, laces and lightweight cottons from far and wide and even created special prints for them to wear. Now they play in pretty puff skirts, tiny tops made from sheerest of silks and sweet dresses with delicate trimmings. Lucy Hope strikes the balance between whimsical and wearable for anyone who is a little bit magic living an everyday life.

The Lucy Hope muse is soft, girly and drinks tea with whiskey in it. Sometimes she talks to herself. She sleeps with the animals on the ground and her best friend is a bear. She listens to Cat Power and Radiohead, eats honey out of the jar and breathes in sunshine.