The Rough Edges project is an exploration of texture, contrast, and the interplay between fabric and the human figure. Stripping away conventional notions of clothing as adornment, this series transforms worn, tattered materials into artistic elements that complement and challenge the body’s natural form.
Shot in a controlled studio environment, the project emphasizes rawness and authenticity, using fabric as an extension of movement and expression. The juxtaposition of soft skin against rough, distressed textiles creates a visual dialogue between fragility and resilience, vulnerability and strength.
This series is not about fashion—it is about the relationship between material and body, where fabric becomes a sculptural element rather than a covering. Poses are designed to enhance the interaction between the model and the textures, allowing the material to shape the composition rather than simply exist within it.
Through Rough Edges, I aim to challenge perceptions of artistic nudity, framing it as an artistic expression rather than a point of controversy. The collaboration between photographer and model is central to this vision, ensuring that each image is a celebration of artistic integrity, professionalism, and creative freedom.