Marsèll Paradise hosts Last Comes First, an exhibition by Rrose, alter ego of Seth Horvitz, Californian composer, academic, producer, and performer who has worked in the field of techno and electronic music for over twenty years. The exhibition features six images of material textures, which come to life in a series of endless video loops. It is an intimate visual investigation, which uses a simple editing process to transform a series of organic figures into moving images that transmit a hypnotic force. The title Last Comes First includes a reference both to footwear—in English the word “last” identifies the form on which shoes are modelled—and to Marsèll’s desire to go back to its roots and the elements that define the brand’s identity. Marsèll has always invested in artistic collaborations and believes in spontaneity and multidisciplinarity as a stylistic signature. By choosing Rrose, a reserved and introspective artist who explores the boundaries of identity and gender, the brand confirms its interest in working with people who are able to pose new questions and create unexplored imagery. For the presentation of the project, Rrose has given Marsèll exclusive rights to Sporophyte, an unreleased audio track that will feature on their next album.
