LAST NIGHT IN SOHO

I channeled the haunting allure of Edgar Wright's "Last Night In Soho" into a series of image proposals submitted through Talenthouse Magazine. This wasn't just about capturing the film's 1960s London nightlife aesthetic; it was about diving deep into its core themes: the unsettling duality, the captivating fashion, and the pervasive existential darkness that permeated the narrative.

To truly resonate with the film's essence, I drew upon my own immersive experience as an exchange student in England. This personal connection allowed me to infuse the submissions with an authentic understanding of the setting and its atmosphere. In addition, I fused macabre with duality which added a creepy tone to this body of work.

While the creative process was exhilarating, it was also undeniably challenging. Navigating the project's strict, yet often subjective, guidelines felt like chasing a moving target. However, I persevered, and ultimately, I'm incredibly proud of the pieces I produced. They don't just depict the film; they embody its spirit.