Oficina Vicios — Cover

Oficina Vicios

Oficina Vicios captures the covert transgressions of the corporate interior, turning workplace uniforms into a theatre of subversion. Black blazers meet crisp white shirts and sheer black hosiery, while oversized round-frame glasses and vintage corded telephones anchor the visual lexicon of Y2K office culture against grey-tiled walls. The subject reclines across desks and lounges with a retro headset, juxtaposed against seated colleagues who stare blankly at monitors in a choreography of ennui. In a minimalist living room furnished with inflatable silver sofas, three figures stand shoulder-to-shoulder in matching black tailoring, their gaze conjuring the tension of a corporate thriller. Flash lighting carves out the textures of skin and fabric alike, rendering a mood where boredom and desire intersect in a distinctly millennial office fantasy.

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FAQ

What concept does the Oficina Vicios shoot explore?

It captures clandestine transgression in the office, subverting corporate uniforms—black blazers, white shirts—to craft a fantasy where ennui and desire coexist in workplace settings.

What props and settings appear in Oficina Vicios?

Round tortoiseshell glasses, vintage telephones, gray-tiled walls, and inflatable silver sofas populate a minimal office space that evokes Y2K workplace culture and its aesthetics.