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Door of Consciousness
 

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Schiaparelli

Self - Initiated Project

Campaign Overview

Campaign Purpose:

The campaign aims to reinforce the brand’s vision by highlighting its surrealist roots, symbolism, and transformative storytelling, ultimately driving both brand recognition and loyalty.

Campaign Concept

Surrealism (the main theme of the brand) breaks down the boundaries between dream and reality, the conscious and the unconscious, to reach a state of pure inner freedom: discovering a whole universe within one's self, and thus becoming (again) a part of it.

Theme:

  • Self-discovery

  • Physical body as the passage to inner worlds

  • Life as memory, mystery, and perception

  • Dream and reality merging

Tone

  • Mysterious, poetic, intimate

  • Whispered, secretive, soft

  • Visually rich, symbolic, surreal

  • Quietly powerful, elegant

Concept and Storytelling​

​The campaign consists of surreal photos and 1 video ( max. 2 min.), divided in 3 main chapters. Each one of them is centered around one of Schiaparelli’s three prominent symbols — hands, bones, eyes — and connected to the concept of life, linked to self-discovery question: Who am I? 

Video is guided by a short, whisper-like narration and the meanings unfold softly, through small riddles hidden in the words.

Photography Style

For a photoshoot I would portray the distorted faces.

-Why?

Because, again, it’s about rediscovering the self. The familiar face we know must first be deconstructed, so that it can later be reassembled differently. These photos suggest that process — the fracturing of what’s been known to us for so long. If we want to rediscover ourselves, it first has to be taken apart.

Brand: Schiaparelli

Campaign Name: Door of Consciousness

Key Words: Philosophical, mystical, surreal,  transformative, maximalism and magical realism.

The moodboard photos are in black and white, but for the Schiaparelli shoot, rich colors would be used — burgundy, dark blue, and more.

 

Additionally, the photos shouldn’t feel “scary,” like something from a horror film — just distant, maybe fragmented, but still human.

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