2019 // Greetings from Bucharest - Postcards 
2019 // Greetings from Bucharest - Postcards 
2019 // Greetings from Bucharest - Postcards 
2019 // Greetings from Bucharest - Postcards 
2019 // Greetings from Bucharest - Postcards
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Lana Dumitru is one of the most appreciated Romanian fashion designers. Recently, her Foraeva project dress, made with Vlad Tenu, was worn by Bjork in a live concert.
Mihai Barabancea is a photographer with a penchant for raw, vivid visuals. His book, Overriding the Sequence, won the Gomma Prix Award.
Anne Ivan is a young graphic designer, who studied Graphic Communication at USW Cardiff.
Julien Britnic is a copywriter and cultural remixer.
2019 // Greetings from Bucharest - Postcards
A series of postcards which promote the Happy Nation collection of Lana Dumitru. The clothes from the collection are inspired by Lana s personal memories from the end of the 80s and the childhood years of the 90s and speak with irony and nostalgia about the Romania of that time. Using the greeting card format, the clothes become, with the help of the photographical eye of Mihai Barabancea and the carefully designed graphics of Anne Ivan, a way to bring a playful touristic tribute to Bucharest, marked by the humour and the vivacity of the collection.
Lana Dumitru is one of the most appreciated Romanian fashion designers. Recently, her Foraeva project dress, made with Vlad Tenu, was worn by Bjork in a live concert.
Mihai Barabancea is a photographer with a penchant for raw, vivid visuals. His book, Overriding the Sequence, won the Gomma Prix Award.
Anne Ivan is a young graphic designer, who studied Graphic Communication at USW Cardiff.
Julien Britnic is a copywriter and cultural remixer.
2019 // Greetings from Bucharest - Postcards
A series of postcards which promote the Happy Nation collection of Lana Dumitru. The clothes from the collection are inspired by Lana s personal memories from the end of the 80s and the childhood years of the 90s and speak with irony and nostalgia about the Romania of that time. Using the greeting card format, the clothes become, with the help of the photographical eye of Mihai Barabancea and the carefully designed graphics of Anne Ivan, a way to bring a playful touristic tribute to Bucharest, marked by the humour and the vivacity of the collection.
