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Prior principal experience · Jeremy Penn with Good Luck Dry Cleaners

lululemon

A community proposition, expressed through a physical environment.

Turquoise lockers, sculpture, weights and a neon mirror in the installation
Turquoise lockers, sculpture, weights and a neon mirror in the installation · Jeremy Penn’s public portfolio · Embedded credit: PAULSTA.COM

The detail carries the invitation

Community needs a setting.

An installation at HUBseventeen on Fifth Avenue. This wide view shows the relationship between functional objects, art and the physical space.

The context

A GLDC installation at lululemon’s HUBseventeen community space on Fifth Avenue, New York.

Role

Jeremy Penn and Phil Reese through Good Luck Dry Cleaners; Jeremy’s portfolio describes experiential and creative direction.

Contribution

Art and sensory detail shaped into a place for community experience.

Collaborators

Phil Reese, Good Luck Dry Cleaners, lululemon and the participating creative team.

Output

A physical installation documented in Jeremy’s portfolio and contemporary coverage.

Known outcome

The installation and relationship are documented. No sales, retention or global brand impact is asserted.

Attribution boundary

Prior principal work through GLDC, not a gm3 engagement. Individual gallery locations and photographer permissions need confirmation before production.

lululemon shopfront and I AM artwork, as documented in Jeremy’s portfolio.

A visible point of connection

lululemon shopfront and I AM artwork, as documented in Jeremy’s portfolio.

A sculptural detail from the installation portfolio.

A closer look

A sculptural detail from the installation portfolio.

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