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HADISUSANTO

“HOW DOES IT FEEL BEING HUMAN?” FASHION PUBLICATION, 2024
KELLY‘S SCOPE

CREATIVE DIRECTION
PHOTOGRAPHER

PECKINGS MAGAZINE VOLUME 1 “FORSAKEN IS THE SOUL SEEKING LIGHT FROM ANOTHER’S EYES : HOW DOES IT FEELS BEING HUMAN?” SHOWCASED THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN HUMANITY AND BIBLICAL ARCHAENGELS. THE APPROACH CENTRALISES WITHIN THE DYNAMIC INTERACTION BETWEEN HUMAN AND CELESTIAL BEINGS. THE MAGAZINE ISSUE DIVES DEEPER TOWARDS FASHION INTERVIEWS EXPLORING SHADOW OF SELF AND PERSONAL FASHION STYLE AND TASTE. THE FASHION PUBLICATION FOCUS ON THE PHOTOSHOOTS OF ANGELS DISGUISING AS HUMAN AND SHOWCASING HUMAN EMOTIONS. THE WORK IS INSPIRED THROUGH THE PASSEGE “POOR IS THE MAN WHOSE PLEASURE DEPENDS TOWARDS THE PERMISSION OF OTHERS.

FEATURING YEMIMA AURIA, HUE NG, AND ELIANA AND MORE DISPLAY OF THE MAGAZINE SHOOTS AND MAGAZINE SPREADS. PECKINGS MAGAZINE IS A PUBLICATION EXPLORING THE MEANS OF HUMANITY TERRAINED THROUGH SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS.

DESIGNED, ART-DIRECTED, AND EDITED BY KELLY HADISUSANTO.

The Magazine release “Forsaken is the soul that seeks its light through borrowed eyes”. The ideation behind the magazine starts from the sole question of how does being human feels to you? The question breach down the lines of the shapes of morality to different minds, and extend to the shapes of biblically accurate celestial beings. Its topic is derived from the main reasoning and questioning towards people who do not owned emphaty. Since every human conquer their own story and growing pains, this publication forsake an angle in having people explore the dimensions of pain and being human. We want audience to see moral ambuigity, understanding what lies beyond the wicked and good, the nature of identity, and the emotional complexity of power and characters. Each of the styling also utilizes the fashion trend in 2024 including White Noise, Modern Flapper, and the use of crafts in Fashion. This collection is a beautiful philosophical take of collaborating fashion and existential curiousity of humans.