Photography | Leandro Quintero
Styling | Allysha Nila
Model | Alexa Lourdy
Hair & Makeup | Yosefina Yustianti
Assistant | Shaluna Raditya
Text | Clifford Loh
There is a kind of thinking that corresponds to walking; one that follows a general thematic, keeps up a certain pace, but is in constant motion. Moving from one thing to another, engaging only in passing, the external world operates as a series of prompts for more philosophical musings These walks, actual and imagined, are story telling in motion. In some cases, the walk takes the form of a narrative unfolding through space, in others the events discovered on the way are enough to create the story.
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