SCRIPT

/skrɪpt/

noun

handwriting as distinct from print; written characters.

the written text of a play, film or broadcast.

verb

write a script for (a play, film, or broadcast).

The collection starts from the exploration of the process of creation and character development of a screenplay.

In it, they inhabit an undefined space, as still diffuse sketches, in the emotional geography of the author.

In his 34th collection, Nuno Baltazar departs from this exploration to compose visual narratives that cross the different layers of this character, which is his imaginary.

The colors, silhouettes and materials start from this individuality, but are already presented as the result of the crossing and interaction of these protagonists. Proposals that result from sharp contrasts with three-dimensional details, oversized and tromp-l'oeil, games of light and shadow, feminine and masculine, in multiple textures that cohabit in an unexpected way.

A flat palette of ivory, champagne, cinnamon, cognac, tobacco, smoke, black, silver, and gold. Cotton, linen, wool, and silk appear in different structures, vichy flannels, crepe, duchese satin, jacquard, corduroy lace, and paillettes knits.

Oversized silhouettes, H and Y lines, 7/8 lengths and with volumetric highlighting of shoulders and sleeves, overlaps, and "tromp-l'oeil" effects

In accessories, special emphasis on retro embroidery, sanndals and high boots made from natural and mirrored leathers, which reinforce the slim silhouette.

Backstage Pictures . João Bacelar