MR.KCRONUS

A lone figure in black MR.KCRONUS clothing stands among ruined classical arches and scattered rubble, beneath a large cracked stone head, against a breaking sky.

Enter the Chronicle

A WORLD BEYOND THE ORDINARY.

A world built through symbols, architecture and form.

Level 01

The first chapter

6 entries

The six designs, in order

Now showing

01

THE ARCHITECT

rises from the bottom edge, monumental

02

THE SIGIL

opens from the centre outward, symmetric

03

THE WITNESS

wipes laterally, drifting in from the left

04

THE FRACTURE

splits open from the centre

05

THE ENEMY

dissolves through black

06

THE UNKNOWN

irises open from the centre

The six, in order

Six designs, one collection

6 designs · presented in order

The MR.KCRONUS collection board: six black short-sleeve tees in a three-by-two grid, numbered 01 The Architect, 02 The Sigil, 03 The Witness, 04 The Fracture, 05 The Enemy and 06 The Unknown, each printed with its design.

Philosophy

A world built through symbols, architecture and form.

Archive

The Archive Is Open

The Archive: a hooded, crowned figure in white holding an open book, rendered in ink and wash.
MR.KCRONUS archive plate, exploded view: the canonical symbol taken apart into its annotated components, with a symbol-meaning legend. The component names and descriptions are part of the artwork.

Construction

The Craft

Every design in the collection is built from the same canonical geometry. The plate is that geometry taken apart and annotated: the symbol the house is named for, component by component.

  1. Craft
  2. Construction
  3. Symbol
  4. Form
  5. Material
One symbol. Six designs. One archive.
File 001Archive Record

Story

About

The house

MR.KCRONUS is a fashion house built on a single canonical symbol. The collection is six designs. Behind them is an archive of artworks and records that the collection draws its geometry from.

  1. 01THE ARCHITECT
  2. 02THE SIGIL
  3. 03THE WITNESS
  4. 04THE FRACTURE
  5. 05THE ENEMY
  6. 06THE UNKNOWN

Archive

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