Within minutes of meeting, Milena had already decided to get Sofie Heyman flying with paint. Luckily, with the help of the talented aerial acrobat Jura Hau, the idea left the ground.Sofie had never worked with aerial silk before. Yet, with Jura’s guidance, she found herself suspended in the air, painting while flying. Together, they improvised for the first time — using paint, bodies, movement, silk, and canvas as their medium — exploring gravity and everything in between.Discipline met desire. And then the shoot day arrived.
Behind the scenes, Milena was exploring another tension: digital versus analog — not as enemies, but as collaborators. At a time when technology is often framed as a replacement for handmade art, this project asks something softer: What if it simply supports it? What if real vision, real emotion, and real authorship still belong to the human hand?
Experimenting with broken technology, Milena dismantled a MacBook Pro screen and transformed its inner reflective layers into handmade analog filters — creating a literal “delulu” lens. Technology re-entered the physical world not as a machine, but as material.The shoot embraced simplicity: studio lamps, a handmade reflector, intuition. Petra behind the camera. Raquel shaping the light. Giovanni capturing the backstage pulse. Jura guiding the body in air. Milena as creative director and camerawoman, building the team that made flight possible.
Delulu is not just illusion.It is trust. It is chaos organized by vision. It is teamwork turning an idea into gravity-defying reality.Somewhere between dream and discipline, digital and dust, falling and flying — we found it.And that click is real.
Milena Kravetz — Creative Director || @Milena_Kravetz
Sofie Heyman — Dancer & Artist || @sofie_heyman
Jura Hau — Aerial Acrobat || @Jurahau
Petra Fogl — Photographer || @fres_lil_pfoto
Geovanny “Gizmuu” — Videographer || @giz.muuRaquel
Pedroto — Assistant || @Kellyprxasamigxs
