Limen

Photographed by Stefano Giovanni Giuliano and
Olive Gilson.

A threshold, a boundary, an imperceptible line—limen is the point at which perception begins, where the unseen shifts into the tangible. A moment before recognition, the space where sensation stirs but has yet to form. Existing between definition and ambiguity, between silence and sound, between shadow and light.

Limen

Credits:

Photographer: Stefano Giovanni Giuliano, Olive Gilson / @stefanogiovannigiuliano @olivegilson_
Creative Director: Pavela Nuska / @pavelanuska
Editing: Stefano Giovanni Giuliano / @stefanogiovannigiuliano
Makeup: Tina Khatri / @tinakhatrimua
Models: Pavela Nuska, Diakha Tee / @pavelanuska @diakhatee_ @models1
Photography assistant: Claudia Cantarini / @claudia.cantarini
Creative direction assistant: Carmen Diana / @carmen._.diana
Fashion: @iris.yang329 @machine_a @balenciaga @harris.ks @ilariusss @dzhus.conceptual.wear @newbottega

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