"MEMENTO MORI" (a Latin phrase meaning, 'Remember, you must die'), explores a commentary on the impermanence of the human condition through a perspective on love.
Through the portrayal of six bespoke silhouettes, the audience is prompted to reflect on the ephemeral nature of life—like all living things, everything must meet its inevitable end.
The collection’s unique language of visual and material juxtaposition, silhouette, and the reimagining of matrimonial elements unfolds an emotional journey towards accepting life’s impermanence, revealing a poignant beauty born from the very emotion that defines our humanity: love...
Through the portrayal of six bespoke silhouettes, the audience is prompted to reflect on the ephemeral nature of life—like all living things, everything must meet its inevitable end.
The collection’s unique language of visual and material juxtaposition, silhouette, and the reimagining of matrimonial elements unfolds an emotional journey towards accepting life’s impermanence, revealing a poignant beauty born from the very emotion that defines our humanity: love...
SILHOUETTE ONE
(the pulse)
SILHOUETTE TWO
(the endearing)
the pulse marks the passage of life; its steady beat, inherent to existence.
an endearing love between two souls; whispers an eternity amidst the fleet of time.
SILHOUETTE THREE
(the decay)
SILHOUETTE FOUR
(the withering)
all must wither, no fate can repeal;
a love waiting bare, by time unsealed.
a love waiting bare, by time unsealed.
SILHOUETTE FIVE
(the phantom)
SILHOUETTE SIX
(the memento)
lingers a phantom in deathless dusk, clung to a love, must willfully pass; the haunted heart too wistful to part.
love bends to time, unbound
THE RUNWAY SHOW
