Collection: Under The Skin: Retro Deco

Under The Skin: Retro Deco presents an arresting fusion of machine precision and human allure, where the elegance of Art Deco collides with the sleek futurism of cybernetic design. Each portrait captures a moment of poised stillness, a balance between vulnerability and strength, as intricate circuitry and gleaming metallic inlays emerge from beneath flawless, porcelain skin. The gold accents, reminiscent of a bygone era’s opulence, stand in bold contrast to the cold precision of engineered forms, creating an otherworldly tension between past and future. These figures seem caught between worlds—part sentient machine, part enigmatic muse—inviting the viewer to contemplate the fragility of identity when technology becomes inseparable from the self.

The collection’s visual language evokes both the glamor of 1920s portraiture and the meticulous detailing of industrial design, each piece meticulously crafted to highlight the interplay of light, texture, and symmetry. Faces are divided into realms of organic beauty and mechanical intricacy, their duality speaking to the timeless human desire to transcend limitations. In Under The Skin: Retro Deco, the machine is not a mask but a truth revealed—both a source of power and a mark of transformation. These portraits invite us to look beyond the surface and ask: when the lines between flesh and fabrication blur, what remains truly human?