May 25th, 2010 Comments Off
Encounters at Mikser 2010
Belgrade (May 25th – May 29th), flour factory “Zitomlin”.
The exhibition features the film Encounters along with several costumes from the UNHUMAN collection.
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May 16th, 2010 Comments Off
Europe Future Fashion
4th – 6th June 2010, Split, Croatia
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February 4th, 2010 Comments Off
Who’s Jack Magazine (UK) / February issue #33
photo: Vladimir Miladinovic
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January 21st, 2010 Comments Off
Ana Rajcevic ENCOUNTERS
The film explores the relationship between fear and desire, aestheticizing a scene of sexual violence. The narrative confronts two different visual ‘realities’: one characterised by hand-held camera, roughly shifting out of focus, and a second one, made out of highly artificial, static slow-motion images. It depicts a rape scene, but there is no raping involved, only a visual signification of a potentially dreadful experience.
Screened at Berlin Fashion Week, January 20-24th, 2010
Cast: Ana Boltic, Nikola Bogdanovic, Nikola Pantelic, Dusan Jankovic, Vuksa Velickovic, Ana Rajcevic
Produced by Ana Rajcevic and NAMENSKA
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November 18th, 2009 Comments Off
Kvart Magazine
Editorial UNHUMAN by Ana Rajcevic
makeup : Milica Kolaric / Ana Rajcevic
photo : Milena Rakocevic
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October 7th, 2009 Comments Off
UNHUMAN [fashion parade]
Friday, October 16, 2009. 22h
THE TUBE
Dobracina 17, 11000 Belgrade
Armor as inspiration, the eroticism of evil in the form of battle garments. Seducible, sculptural forms that meet the classic elegance of tradition and the brutal, combatant futurism of the modern age. Utilitarian objects like shoulder and knee caps become sensual, erotic accessories. Leather coats encrusted with glittering metal become uniforms of a distant, dehumanized world of manufactured bodies. Sculpturality and voluminosity of these designs put emphasis on the body itself – a dominating, fighting body, body in armor, body as weapon, a non-mortal body: UNHUMAN
materials: cow and sheep skin, floor rubber, plastics, rubber impregnated linen, tin, bronze, aluminium.
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