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Description: MEDEA of Colchis “And for mortals to spill blood that grew in the veins of a god is a fearful thing” Quote from “Medea” by Euripides

Description: IPHIGENIA, princess and sacrifice “And the grace of the gods is a grace that comes by violence” by Aeschylus (trans. Anne Carson)

Description: "What this the face that launched a thousand ships, and burned the topless towers of Ilium?" - Marlowe Helen standing at the wall of Troy looking out at the camps of the Greek. The pattern of the dress depicts a fight scene inspired by black figure pottery

Description: Fremen stillsuit concept I looked at medical illustrations of the human blood circulation and our muscles to base the stillsuit around that. I imagine it to look like an exoskeleton for humans. The face Tattoos are inspired by the traditional tattoos of Berber women.

Description: Pharaoh wearing Nemes headdress with Uraeus cobra and a postiche, fake beard made out of metal. The piercings are anachronistic

Description: Medusa presents the head of Perseus

Description: Vulture Crown - worn by the most powerful women in Ancient Egypt: female Pharaohs, great royal wifes and high ranking priestesses A symbol of protection from the goddess Nekhbet