This project explores how architectural mural art can shift from a static surface into a living experience. In collaboration with mural artist Moeser Templer, I art-directed a photoshoot that translated the flowing pastel geometry of his Berlin mural into body painting and performance.

During my short time of studying abroad, the famous mural on Admiralstraße 20 10999, stood motionless on a quiet street in Berlin. My intention was to transform public art into an immersive seasonal narrative embodying the feeling of Eternal Summer through movement, sunlight symbolism, and the integration of nature as a living backdrop. 

There is a growing trend toward immersive brand environments, experiential campaigns, and the blending of fashion, performance, and public art. Moser is very inspired during the Summer, when the charm of Berlin is at its peak. I wanted to center the shoot to happen on June 21st, the Summer Solstice. My personal favorite direction was painting the sun in the middle of the stomach to show that summer is a feeling that follows us and recharges through our senses with our environment.