It’s almost time for ComplexCon, and we’re getting even more hype with programming the sixth time around. This year, attendees will have the opportunity to witness Toyota in a way that the world’s never seen.
This year, the brand is furthering its ongoing support to creative spaces in Asian and Asian American communities by transforming its ComplexCon booth into an exclusive look into the need-to-know AAPI brands coming out of Asia, and brewing in the states. Even better, the entire experience is being curated by Japanese designer Verdy, whose work has graced countless shoes, clothes and collectables. Labeled Verdy’s Brands to Watch, this marketplace will house 10 brands including CarService, Fake as Flowers, and See You Yesterday.
But because Toyota loves cars just as much as they love supporting the community, the brand is also teaming up with Los Angeles-based graffiti artist Aaron “Woes” Martin to re-imagine one of Toyota’s most powerful models: The GR Supra. Woes is heavily influenced by both Hawaiian and American culture, and is known for fusing hip-hop, punk rock, skateboarding and toys to create seismic pieces of vibrant art—something he’ll demonstrate when unveiling his spray-painted take on Toyota’s 2.0 liter turbo-charged GR Supra over the weekend.
ComplexCon kicks off Saturday, Nov. 19 and runs until Nov. 20. Don’t miss out on this celebration of day one dreamers! Buy your tickets, and get ready to experience an immersive weekend filled with art, culture, and inspiration.
