AW 11/12
Pascal Bünning | photo& postproduction
Paula Zurynski | model
Agnes Hecking | make up and hair
Esra Altintop | design & concept
We’re all a part of the megalomania.
We’re living in the time of megalomania.
Are you satisfied with little things? Or do you always want to have more?
Sometimes we even don’t realize our ambition to have more and more. Megalomania captured all areas of our life and especially the architecture. Because of this it isn’t false to say that architecture is one of the best mediums to describe the social and cultural alteration, they reflect our society. Apart from that these buildings have an individual history and cultural level they have also another similarity: they are a part of a superior and even futuristic urban landscape. They’re aesthetic. They’re the image of the futuristic and current reflection of the cities at the same time. They’re also an essential image of the past. Unique and individual. An image of the megalomania. The stadiums are focussed in this concept. They can never be big and glorious enough. Our modern society is interested in richness, bigness, status and aesthetic.
With my collection I create a heroic image of the woman. A strong and brave woman, which shines as a winner. She reached the top and knows her strength but she doesn’t give up to get higher and better. An image of the woman, which shows that we’re captured in the megalomania. The status of the person is getting more important. Our buying power defines our status.
We’re living in the time of megalomania.
Are you satisfied with little things? Or do you always want to have more?
Sometimes we even don’t realize our ambition to have more and more. Megalomania captured all areas of our life and especially the architecture. Because of this it isn’t false to say that architecture is one of the best mediums to describe the social and cultural alteration, they reflect our society. Apart from that these buildings have an individual history and cultural level they have also another similarity: they are a part of a superior and even futuristic urban landscape. They’re aesthetic. They’re the image of the futuristic and current reflection of the cities at the same time. They’re also an essential image of the past. Unique and individual. An image of the megalomania. The stadiums are focussed in this concept. They can never be big and glorious enough. Our modern society is interested in richness, bigness, status and aesthetic.
With my collection I create a heroic image of the woman. A strong and brave woman, which shines as a winner. She reached the top and knows her strength but she doesn’t give up to get higher and better. An image of the woman, which shows that we’re captured in the megalomania. The status of the person is getting more important. Our buying power defines our status.
