The blonde duo consider their work to be part of a cyberfeminist social and aesthetic movement, in which the Internet has enabled the rise of the feminine perspective via social media and online publishing. They met three years ago in New York, but recently made the move to LA and live together in a pink-filled Barbie bungalow, where their cyberfemme aesthetic unfolds in full force. We recently had the chance to visit them at home and take a look at their signature lifestyle. Photos, below.
Alli Coates and Signe Pierce at home in LA’s Echo Park
"In our home we have artwork by a few artists that work with cyberfeminist themes, such as graphic design duo Sarah Faith & Nicole Killian and photographer Elizabeth Renstrom. Pam Anderson is the centerpiece of our shrine. The female form is beautiful and should be celebrated rather than shamed, and Pam is a great representation of unapologetic, unabashed femininity.” -- Signe and Alli
"We fell in love in cyberspace, which is rather fitting." -- Signe and Alli
The couple met on Tumblr and OkCupid. Signe found Alli's photography on Tumblr, and a week later by coincidence (or algorithms), Alli messaged Signe on OKCupid.
A donut-turned-décor, leftover from Valentine’s Day
"We have an elaborate collection of LEDs, black lights, and neon lights that we have amassed over the years, as well as some really great prisms and crystals." -- Signe and Alli
