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The Poem About Color and the Girl

A girl wanders through fields and forests where color behaves like weather: pink sleeves on green, an orange suitcase turned chessboard, light falling in beams. We read it as a poem.

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Two figures in blue and orange dissolving into a sunlit pine forest through multiple exposure
Woman in a pink kimono-sleeved outfit with arms spread, seen from behind on green grass
Woman in a pink spotted bodysuit and pink bucket hat, bent forward in a blurred dreamscape
Faded figure walking through a golden field at dusk, holding a bouquet above her head
Woman in a checked top shielding her eyes against a bright sun, a ghostly figure behind
Two ghostly figures in pink at either edge of a green field under a white sky
Pink and orange suitcase resting in red grass beside a small white nest
Woman in a light blue cardigan and shorts standing among pale trees in hazy sunlight
Woman with a bob in a checked jacket on a frosted violet field under a pink sky
Woman in an orange top and blue shorts on a green hill, a halo of light behind her
Woman in pale blue on a dark lawn, a beam of rainbow light falling onto her
Woman in blue reaching her arms overhead beside an orange suitcase in red grass
Figure in a black coat with a glowing golden box over the head between frosted hedges
Figure in a pink patterned suit raising one hand above a glowing green hedge garden
photographer, art director, stylistYanina Voronova
model, stylist, clothingyollyholybubblegun
clothingDaniil Sh.
clothing_niandralades
assistantgavinowensnet
assistanttalashka_ph
chesssofi.ovo.lotos

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