Jonesboro, GA — The first Black-owned and operated Contemporary Creative House announces ‘Thirty’ — its first art production that includes both a short film and limited release of luxury women’s underwear.
Set in current day 2020, Thirty focuses on the experiences of designer Day Blanco as she spends her thirtieth birthday home alone due to the COVID-19 pandemic and as things take a mysterious turn when she falls asleep. The film stars model and fashion designer Deshanique Blanco and was filmed at the white Haus Gables asymmetrical home in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward. The home was designed by award-winning architect, Jennifer Bonner.
Spikes offers his thoughts on the Afro-futuristic film and creative house, stating: “Shrodrick Spikes is not only the first Black-owned and operated contemporary creative house– it changes the way we experience art, design, fashion, and wellness while disrupting the contemporary space and showcasing blackness in nuances that are normally not seen in the mainstream.” He adds: “Thirty is made for men and women who have a deep appreciation for things that make them feel seen and appreciate deep thought and authentic artistic experiences.”
The film’s direction and production was guided out of necessity due to COVID-19, as Spikes couldn’t offer patrons a typical art experience at any venue. This led to him pivoting and rethinking an approach to the project that culminated in the short film and accompanying line of luxury women’s underwear.
The Shrodrick Spikes Bamboo Cotton Underwear is an additional artistic element to the Thirty film experience. The underwear is being offered for purchase as a limited release in conjunction with the film and is available for purchase for $20. The underwear will come in thong panty and cheeky styles –– with sizes ranging from S-XL available for purchase.
To learn more about Shrodrick Spikes Contemporary Creative House and the short film Thirty, please visit ShrodrickSpikes.com.
About the Company:
Shrodrick Spikes is an American artist, designer, and entrepreneur and a native of Atlanta, Georgia. With training from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and Georgia State University, Spikes works with a wide assortment of mediums including graphic art software, digital photography, glass, acrylic, wood, metal, paint, clay, ceramics, and other nondescript objects and bene involved in over a dozen art exhibitions around the U.S. since 2014.
For media inquiries regarding Shrodrick Spikes Contemporary Creative House, please contact Shrodrick Spikes directly via email at info@shrodrickspikes.com or by phone at (470) 346-0279. To learn more about the company, please visit ShrodrickSpikes.com.