COLLABORATIONS
Golden Ballet
"One day I too will dance inside a book."
MATERIAL: Sirio gold.
PHOTO: James and Moosehead
(Foster Creative)
MODEL: Patricia Díaz
The goal of this (my first) collaboration with James and Moosehead was to create something with movement that could catch the eye of our public and show what can be done with just some pieces of folded paper. I wanted to create something organic with a fantasy tone, so I came up with this tutu made up of golden leaves pieces. Patricia gave life to it the moment she wore it and started to dance.
Lauren Berry
The sun and her flowers
"despite knowing
they won't be here for long
they still choose to live
their brightest lives"
Wicho called and said he wanted to photograph a huge paper hat. So I that's what I did. His style, colors, lighting and a perfect blue spring sky fit perfectly with it and the detalied flower crown around it.
MATERIAL: Cape cardstock, marbled bond, Color Plus, Majestic. textured Krnomecote.
PHOTO: Wicho Franco
MODEL: María Gabriela Bonilla
MAKEUP: Alan Bonilla
rupi kaur
New century Modern
"In another moment the world
seemed to be a very deep well,
plenty of time to wonder
what was going to happen next.
With cupboards and bookshelves:
here and there are maps and pictures hung
upon pegs."
MATERIAL: Marbeled Kromekote, Caple cardstock, Couche.
PHOTO: Wicho Franco
MODELS: Wicho Franco, Florencia Alba
MAKEUP AND ASSISTANT: Liz Negrete
If the Chiaroscuro was invented in the modern century instead of 17th and 18th centuries, Wicho franco and me would be the pioneers. This is an Italian term which literally means 'light-dark'. In paintings the description refers to clear tonal contrasts.
Fireblast
Do you really need that stuff that you’re planning to buy today?
Recycled Consumerism
PAPER: Shopping bags
MAKE UP AND HAIR: Maria Lanza
MODELS: Joy Kidston and Kristen
PHOTOGRAPHERS: Johan Sorensen and James Cuthbert
VIDEO: Edward Moffat
Shopping has never been easier, that's why we decided to create this clothing, concept to make a statement on boxing day. To create awareness about consumerism and how most of the times we don't really need all those things that we're buying.