About
The poem starts with the narrator walking down a dull street, feeling disconnected from reality and isolated from society. She longs for a bond with the collective. This part of the text influences the cover's content, showing a video of a woman moving through a misty, lonely environment. Dressed in white, she appears isolated and nauseous, while melancholy and commercial goods, represented by the viewers, observe her. Her nauseous state is disrupted when a mirror shatters, symbolizing her shift towards hope and connection, represented by a flower. The shattered mirror also represents breaking through the cover, which was designed to protect and hide what lies beneath. Its destruction encourages the viewer to delve into the magazine's contents.
A Flor e a Náusea
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Credits
Director & Editing: Anna Gabriela Seiko l Director of Photography: Lapo Quagli l Talent: Chiara Tonazzi l Styling: Bea Vermiglio l Styling Assistant: Nadia Nielsen l Beauty: Manuela Hausen l Designs by Matilde Fabiani & Stella Roslund l Special Thanks: Chalet Gerard
Epistrophe Cover
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Epistrophe Cover
About
The poem starts with the narrator walking down a dull street, feeling disconnected from reality and isolated from society. She longs for a bond with the collective. This part of the text influences the cover's content, showing a video of a woman moving through a misty, lonely environment. Dressed in white, she appears isolated and nauseous, while melancholy and commercial goods, represented by the viewers, observe her. Her nauseous state is disrupted when a mirror shatters, symbolizing her shift towards hope and connection, represented by a flower. The shattered mirror also represents breaking through the cover, which was designed to protect and hide what lies beneath. Its destruction encourages the viewer to delve into the magazine's contents.
Credits
Director & Editing: Anna Gabriela Seiko l Director of Photography: Lapo Quagli l Talent: Chiara Tonazzi l Styling: Bea Vermiglio l Styling Assistant: Nadia Nielsen l Beauty: Manuela Hausen l Designs by Matilde Fabiani & Stella Roslund l Special Thanks: Chalet Gerard