Challenge: To visually translate the complex psychological state of female vulnerability, innocence, and isolation into a tangible aesthetic narrative.

Concept & Approach: The idea was to build a physical representation of a girl’s inner world. My approach as an Art Director and Set Designer was to create a «locked» space that feels both comforting and isolating.

Execution: I constructed a closed, monochromatic pink environment to symbolize a sheltered reality. In styling, I integrated physical angel wings to emphasize the duality of innocence and loneliness. The intimate set design enhances the feeling of the heroine being trapped within her own imagination.

Result: A highly cohesive visual editorial demonstrating my ability to merge symbolic styling, detailed set design, and overall art direction into a unified, immersive story.

Challenge: To visually interpret the psychological tension of the film Dogtooth, capturing the collision between forced infantilism and twisted corporeality.

Concept & Approach: The core concept revolves around hypertrophied, grotesque grillz fangs as a symbol of rebellion. As a Co-Producer and Co-Stylist, my goal was to create deliberate visual discomfort by contrasting these aggressive proportions with naive aesthetic forms.

Execution: Working in a styling duo, we built a wardrobe based on soft, infantile garments to represent forced innocence. We then clashed this softness with brutal metallic facial jewelry. The styling explicitly highlights the dual forces of infantilism versus cruelty.

Result: A provocative fashion editorial that demonstrates my ability to translate complex cinematic and psychological narratives into striking fashion imagery through collaborative production.

Challenge: To visually depict inner conflict and the duality of individuality through the collision of two distinct worlds, inspired by the surreal atmosphere of Twin Peaks.

Concept & Approach: As a Co-Art Director and Co-Stylist, my approach was to build two opposing aesthetic realities. One represents the grounded, mundane reality, while the other dives into the subconscious — a surreal, theatrical space.