This film began with a fascination for John Sugar, for its quiet atmosphere, its beautiful images and the way it allows a story to unfold almost between the lines.

It made me wonder what might happen if I took some of that feeling as a starting point and simply followed my own curiosity. What came out of it is a small journey into a world somewhere between fashion, film, artificial life and imagination.

The two figures are Cosmopolitan Polyglots, an imagined species somewhere between the familiar and the unknown. AI became part of the process, not as an end in itself, but as another way of exploring an idea and seeing where it might lead.

Perhaps that is what I enjoy most about making things. You start with a thought, follow it for a while, and somewhere along the way it becomes something you never quite expected.

An additional 2.39 Cinema version of this film is also available on my YouTube Channel, created specifically for a wider cinematic presentation.

For more than three decades, I have worked with photography, film and music. I have always loved the moment when an idea slowly becomes something real.

But some ideas were simply out of reach. Not because they weren’t worth creating, but because the world around them was too expensive, too complicated or depended on too many people saying yes. That has changed.

Today, new tools give artists and independent creatives the freedom to take an idea further, to experiment, to create worlds and images that once would have remained only in our imagination.

But the technology is not the artist. It never will be. The artist decides what to see. What to imagine. What to create. And what to leave behind.

FLAVOR OF FASHION is a series of six films and six soundtracks, created from that freedom. And this, is where it all begins.