Creative Direction, Casting, Styling

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Creative Direction, Casting, Styling

Bodie In Codes explores the aesthetics, visual codes, and identities of the queer kinky community through the story of Markus, an active member of the gay kinky scene and co-host of the podcast Schwarz & Eng.
The project is a high-end editorial photo series, complemented by documentary moments and still-life images of flowers. Blending cinematic fashion imagery with a documentary approach, it shifts the focus from fetish as spectacle to the person behind the imagery, highlighting personality, intimacy, and humanity within a community that is often misunderstood.

Creative Direction, Photography 

SARAH4K explores the visual identity surrounding the artist’s first album release. Focusing on her new merchandise as an extension of her artistic world, the editorial translates music, attitude, and personal expression into a contemporary fashion language.

Creative Direction, Casting

IN THE CLOUDS combines the raw aesthetic of smartphone photography with a highly staged visual language.
All images were shot on iPhone using external flashes, creating a deliberate contrast between spontaneous snapshots and stylized high-fashion composition. A reduced cloud-fabric background establishes a minimalist, sculptural aesthetic inspired by contemporary fashion imagery.

Creative Direction, Photography 

BADMÓMZJAY a visual portrait exploring the artist as a figure between performance, identity, and self-definition. Inspired by her presence in German rap and her approach to queerness and feminism, the shoot translates themes of femininity, confidence, and transformation into a contemporary editorial language.

Visaual Art

EXHALATION is a group exhibition curated by Sarah Schurian that reflects on the environmental and emotional impact of textile waste, treating it both as a symbol of harm and a starting point for renewal. It brings together different artistic perspectives into a shared space where discarded materials and their invisible consequences are made tangible. At the same time, the exhibition opens up a vision of future utopias with less waste, where artistic works, performances, and interventions interact in a continuous dialogue between decay and regeneration.

Visual Art

VERBRAUCHTE VISIONEN explores the connection between impulse purchases, unworn clothing, and the moment of disposal. Through fabric-printed photographs, the work translates the cycle of desire and consumption into a visual metaphor, reflecting on the aesthetics of excess and the traces left behind by consumer culture.

Creative Direction, Design, Photography, Casting, Choreography 

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Art Direction, Design, Photography, Casting, Styling

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Photography, Casting

GOSEEs explores the process of casting and discovering new faces for fashion productions. Through individual appointments and test shoots, female models were photographed to capture their personality, presence, and versatility. The images became the basis for selecting talents for lookbook shoots and editorial projects.

 Photography, Styling

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Visual Art

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Creative Direction, Design, Photography, Casting, Styling

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Creative Direction, Photography, Casting

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Art Direction, Photography, Puplishing

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Art Direction, Design, Photography, Casting

THROUGH THE NIGHT explores the relationship between fashion, movement, and the urban environment. Featuring looks from my M.A. collection, the editorial captures the tension between structured silhouettes and the raw atmosphere of the city at night. Shot with direct flash, the series creates a visual language shaped by contrast, intensity, and nocturnal energy.

Creative Direction, Photography, Casting

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Photography

H. GOLIGHTLY a free reinterpretation of Breakfast at Tiffany’s: inspired by the idea of reading Holly Golightly as a queer figure caught between performance, longing, and social projection. The photo shoot explores the myth surrounding a possible “male” or fluid original version of the character and translates Capote’s ethereal world of outsiders into a modern visual language.

Art Direction, Casting, Styling

IN THE FALL OF THE AMERICAN DREAM explores the idea of childhood caught between imagination and expectation. Through portraits of children wearing oversized clothing, the series reflects on identity, projection, and the symbols of a future that feels both inherited and uncertain.

Art Direction, Casting, Styling