Splitting capsule collection for "It's me" by Dina Lynnyk
3D-technologies and it's influence on people served as the idea of new capsular collection "Splitting" by It's me.
It's not a conventional concept of 3D-constructions. It's a reverse process, 3D - splitting. Objects are passing different stages of splitting, dissolution, stretching and changing just as consciousness of the person that dissolves and changes to find new, modern forms. Dots in the prints - it's not a classic polka dot! - they create effect of motion-capture, allowing to trace all stages of this continuous and chaotic process. The "Splitting" is the illustrated story of perpetual depthward motion, where objects, things and people acquire a new sense after being dissolved.
It's not a conventional concept of 3D-constructions. It's a reverse process, 3D - splitting. Objects are passing different stages of splitting, dissolution, stretching and changing just as consciousness of the person that dissolves and changes to find new, modern forms. Dots in the prints - it's not a classic polka dot! - they create effect of motion-capture, allowing to trace all stages of this continuous and chaotic process. The "Splitting" is the illustrated story of perpetual depthward motion, where objects, things and people acquire a new sense after being dissolved.
Photo-Roma Pashkovskiy
Model-Marfa
Style-Olga Yanul
Hair-Zina Morino
Make-Darina Levishenko
Video tiser- Eugeniy Pylinsky
Music-Kotra & Zavoloka - Analogue Tender
Music-Kotra & Zavoloka - Analogue Tender
