Chicane’s debut album was a huge hit, but a taste of pop stardom was enough to send Leo back to a sweaty basement to create the legendary deep house club ‘Soulsonic’ with Stuart Patterson. In the mid 90s Leo was a main player in Chicane. Leo soon became a one-stop shop for not only great music, and remixes, but also for graphic design specialising in flyer/sleeve design – working with Junior Boys Own, Heavenly Records, Electric Stew, Dazed & Confused, and Time Out, as well as exhibiting at Jam at the Barbican, and helping to put together books on flyer design for Thames & Hudson, amongst others. Graduating from Art College in the early 90s, Leo was already honing his production skills, after becoming addicted to all things Balearic and Acid in seminal clubs such as Shoom, Spectrum, and the infamous Boy’s Own parties. The magical music producer, DJ, artist and general all round nice guy.ĭj, Producer & Remixer Leo Zero works from his London studio on a variety of music and art projects: from remixes for global artist like Madonna, Florence The machine, Bryan Ferry & Paul Weller to underground club tracks on his Leo Trax label, and a countless re-edits and re-works which he spins on the Comsic Disco / Balearic circuit as a DJ worldwide. And her unique embroidered one of a kind cushions are a special collection across both cork fabric and a denim fabric in different colours.
Her bleached artworks, which are digitally transformed, became the basis for her bedding collection for ZigZagZurich. To be able to reproduce her artistic work, she uses printing techniques. It has to flow from the mind to the fingers and through the body." Therefore every single piece of work is unique.
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"As nothing can be planned the creation process uses so much free energy. The music gives a feeling and vibration, which she uses live to create shapes and patterns. For example, there is a technique she calls music improvisation. To support her work, she applies different methods. She loves to let something happen and to respond to it. To expose herself fully to one technique fascinates Carmen. This is the magical moment where you can surprise yourself. Forms and compositions appear, which only you perceive when taking the fabric off the machine. "Embroidering with the Lorrine machine is fascinating, because you do not have time to think, you always have to follow the needle and keep the fabric under tight control. She began without designing, to embroider pictures on textiles, abstract landscapes, which functioned both as an image, as well as a surface pattern or basis. During her studies she has discovered her passion for thoughtless, intuitive work. The Swiss textile designer Carmen Boog, lives and works in Lucerne, Switzerland.
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