KOILOS fashion story explores emptiness and negative space
A fashion story titled KOILOS, photographed by Marcello Ferri and styled by Mariia Khrebtova, uses the ancient Greek concept of 'hollow' to explore softness, silence, and sculptural form. The project treats the female body as an architectural presence, emphasizing emptiness and negative space over loud femininity. Published by C41 Magazine.
Key facts
- KOILOS derives from the Greek word κοῖλος meaning hollow or cavity.
- Photographed by Marcello Ferri.
- Styled and art-directed by Mariia Khrebtova.
- Explores softness, silence, and sculptural form.
- Treats the female form as an architectural presence.
- Emptiness and negative space are central.
- Published by C41 Magazine.
- Images available on C41 Magazine website.
Entities
Artists
- Marcello Ferri
- Mariia Khrebtova
Institutions
- C41 Magazine