The world is full of forgotten spaces that are as beautiful as they are haunting. Despite the sadness inherent in witnessing the decaying framework of human creations, there is also beauty in nature’s reclamation of the things we leave behind.
Taking no more than photographs and leaving nothing but footprints, artist siblings Redd and Roxx asked themselves how such forgotten spaces could be imbued with a fresh breath of life. For them, the answer lay in transforming discarded objects and forgotten structures into dreamy fashions and locations for editorial photo-shoots. Draping elaborate avant-garde designs from reclaimed materials found on-site, and shooting these with the intricate backdrop of time-weathered buildings, their photographs demonstrate that things often thought of as ruined and disposable can see a beautiful reinvention
Abandoned Hotel in Kupari, Croatia
Dress constructed from paint-stained mesh and plastic.
Abandoned Palace in Poland
Dress constructed from a decaying fabric map found on site, fishing net, and reclaimed bathmat.
Abandoned Warehouse in Pula, Croatia
Dress constructed from reclaimed plastic tarp and rubber ropes.
Abandoned unfinished hospital in Zagreb, Croatia
Dress constructed from repurposed window insolation and ropes found on site.
Abandoned Factory, Poland
Garment constructed from repurposed child’s safety seat, decaying Pepsi packaging, and plastic bags, found on site.
Abandoned Naval Base in Pula, Croatia
Dress constructed from decaying cardboard packaging.
Burnt building in Pula, Croatia
Gown draped from construction mesh.
Abandoned Hotel in Kupari, Croatia
Garment constructed from repurposed fence material.
Ruins in Pula, Croatia
Dress constructed from discarded insulation material, found on site.
