Salvia — Cover

Salvia

Kneeling figure with wire-bent horns and flanking birds in an eroded room, robed in butter-cream suiting and exposed bandage wraps. Spinal beadwork traces the backbone; sculptural props — a rib-like curve, a studded purse — root the body in ritual rather than decoration. The palette whispers bone, plaster, and ash, conjuring baroque taxidermy filtered through deconstructed tailoring and ceremonial estrangement.

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Dolls, birds, and wire horns appear in ruins, visualizing an ancient, unsettling ritual that blends Baroque monsterology with Maison Margiela deformation. Buttercream and bone-tone suits with black sequencing down the spine emphasize ceremonial atmosphere over beauty.