REGALIA

Red as authority. Blue as depth. Peacock feathers as the oldest symbol of display — extravagance that exists in nature before it exists in fashion. Regalia places the figure at the intersection of the ceremonial and the constructed, dressed not in clothing but in the visual language of power. The silhouette is contained, precise, immovable — while everything below it explodes into pattern and colour.

Regalia is part of Primary Colours, a series exploring the intersection of photography, digital intervention and physical image-making.