Salt and ink

Photographed by Solene Ballesta.

The tensions of the forms of the bodies, devoid of gender, seek to find their way in the white immensity, like scars of a deep and floating black, always uncertain. The emotion can be expressed through the brush or through dance, and they always join, creating new abstract forms formed by shadows and lines. Only the mineral remains, and the bodies. A fashion vision shot by Solene Ballesta with model Lin Zhengqi.

Salt and ink

Credits:

Photography and direction: Solene Ballesta / @soleneballesta
Dress: Skims / @skims
Model: Lin Zhengqi / @linsyouki

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