Stephanie Rozek

RMIT Bachelor of Fashion (Design)

Fragmented Forlorn explores the emotional suffering of loss through photographs and meaningful textiles. The collection uncovers the personal lived experience and emotional suffering associated with loss, specifically of family and loved ones; moments of loss that occurred during Melbourne lockdown in 2020, without the opportunity for goodbyes or physically being able to pay respects. Overwhelming feelings of suffocation and emptiness are captured through the collection’s nostalgic material palette and technical handwork, formed into contemporary silhouettes.

Fragmented Forlorn explores the emotional suffering of loss through photographs and meaningful textiles. The collection uncovers the personal lived experience and emotional suffering associated with loss, specifically of family and loved ones; moments of loss that occurred during Melbourne lockdown in 2020, without the opportunity for goodbyes or physically being able to pay respects. Overwhelming feelings of suffocation and emptiness are captured through the collection’s nostalgic material palette and technical handwork, formed into contemporary silhouettes.

IMAGE 1: Fragmented Forlorn Digital collage, exploring the use of meaningful textiles, embroidery and photographs in relation to the emotional suffering and loss of family and loved ones. Photographer: Stephanie Rozek

Film Title: FRAGMENTED FORLORN By Stephanie Rozek
Videographers: Matthew Rozek & Stephanie Rozek
Models: Ivan Rozek, Robyn Rozek & Stephanie Rozek
Editor: Stephanie Rozek
Audio: Audio Network, Solo Instrument Series – Russian Winter by Karen Street

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