A world that does not exist yet.

The Sirocco is a wind. It rises in the Sahara and crosses the Mediterranean, carrying African dust as far north as Paris.

Sirocco is a fashion world that never existed, rooted in West and North African dress and set down wherever the wind reaches.

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Work
Sirocco I | 109 works in 18 series
Set in
A redwood forest | A clay tennis court | A house above the sea | A lunch laid out in the desert
The wind
Where it is today →
A man in a lilac suit and a figure in a straw hat sit at a red table with drinks against a red wall.

Work of the week

Sirocco I

The wind

    Saharan dust today | Open-Meteo, Copernicus

    The Curation

    A figure turns in a white pleated dress and cape, in black and white.

    The Fold

    The pleats were cut to hold a wind that is not there. She turns once, for no one, and the fold keeps the shape of the turn.

    From The Swan

    Letters

    Letters from
    Sirocco