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AnOther magazine ‘Afternoon Angels’
This shoot is about the fate of the angels, imagining them in their simplest representation, falling from the sky one bright afternoon and taking their first steps into our world. Among us, only hair knows how to fly.
“Hair was the very starting point of our process and the wing-like pieces developed by Olivier informed the story that we wanted to build around it. The main reference for the hair is Hermes, the Olympian deity from ancient Greek mythology, who is considered the herald of the gods as well as the representation of the angel in its biblical character.
“The Tree of Life by Terrence Malick and Beasts of the Southern Wild by Benh Zeitlin were our inspirations for the shoot. Our objective was to depict the powerful bond between parent and child, reflecting its journey through challenges and the enduring love a mother holds for her son.
“Delfine Bafort was cast alongside her son, Ellis. Their authentic portrayal of a mother-son relationship imbued the images with a strong sense of intimacy and reality.
“We wanted to combine ethereal and human emotions, from the grace of angels to the warmth of family love. Our goal was to capture the beauty of everyday moments through an otherworldly point of view.”
Photography by Laura marie cieplik
Art Direction by Arthur Morisset
Hair by Olivier Noraz
Models #DelfineBafort and her son Ellis Bafort.
Special thanks to the MANIERA Gallery
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