Anouk Wipprecht interview with Art Robot Death

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In this episode we interview wearable robotics and fashion pioneer Anouk Wipprecht. We talk about getting kicked out of fashion school, how to learn the skills you need to pursue your art, and what needs to happen before robot fashion becomes mainstream. If you like this episode, please subscribe. Please also send us your ideas of people you'd like us to interview for future episodes. Reviewing the podcast also helps us get the word out to more people. email: [email protected] Twitter: @artrobotdeath Instagram: artrobotdeath

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