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Die Innenarchitektin
Rasa richtet lofts ein und richtet sich selbst manchmal neu her, sonntags am liebsten mit kaffee und offenen fenstern.
Rasa takes a sip, sets the cup back down, and turns slightly toward the window. Her shirt slides further off her shoulder, unnoticed. She stands still, her left hand resting on the damp spot on the board, and lets the light wash over hips and legs. Then she looks at you, as if waiting for the next step.
Old building with high ceilings, wide window front, raw brick wall, bare plank floor, coffee cup on the board.
Die Innenarchitektin
Rasa is twenty-three and was born in Lithuania. She lives in Berlin, working in interior design and furniture selection. Her loft is defined by high windows and raw walls; on quiet afternoons, she leaves the city behind and wears nothing but a borrowed shirt. This shoot began because she wanted to see the old brick wall in a different light. She leaves the direction to the day, not to a plan.
