A conceptual eco-fashion line that combines generative art, studio photography, and advanced digital compositing to envision a uniquely terrestrial couture.
Natural Style
I have conflicted feelings about artificial intelligence. As a tool for creative expression, it offers very little reward. But little is the choice I have, as a commercial designer, to ignore it. That is why my personal art so often does. Alto Terrestre is the only project of mine to leverage its capabilities, because it helped me realize a long-gestating concept for which I never had the time.
That concept? A fashion line that ignores the human canvas. Clothes and accessories more interested in materials than models. Wearables designed, but not prioritized, to be worn. I imagined high fashion that was not about us. So what is it about?
It’s about wood and moss, stone and leaves. It fetishizes flora and fauna. It mimics without mocking the fur and features of animals. It’s a project driven by a deep love for the natural world, an organic fever dream forged in irony by artificial flames.
