My Dear Parasite

Photographed by Uliana Jacksheartt.

In the low hours the body divides and what it sheds will not die. It follows me pale and patient through empty corridors and into sleep. Two of us breathe in every room now and no one tries to escape. A series by Uliana Jacksheartt, starring Marie Viktoriia.

My Dear Parasite

Credits:

Photography: Uliana Jacksheartt / @jacksheartt
Creative Direction&FX: Marie Viktoriia / @babemarieviktoriia
Styling: Anna Shaposhnikova / @annie_hat
Makeup: Polina / @_just___polli_
Post Production: Uliana Jacksheartt / @jacksheartt
Assistant: Milana Pavlova / @burjmak
Talent: Marie Viktoriia / @babemarieviktoriia

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