Omer Yahav \\ The kiss of shame

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The Witches’ Sabbath was an event from the 15th century, a horrible event where witches were having a feast, sacrificing victims and celebrating while making giant orgies. In this collection design I was focusing in this prohibited event- loaded in chaos, sexuality and satanism.

Meeting with this kind of witches' ceremony creates conflicts of ideas, beliefs and feminine esthetics.

One of the ceremonies in this sabbath is called “The Kiss of Shame”- the witches kiss the devil’s anus- an act that tries to resemble the witch's loyalty and their abandonment of god’s ways.

I learned all about the ceremony esthetics, how those witches are described. He made prints that were influenced by devil’s work and by hallucinating plants which were used in those ceremonies.

Eventually, an evening collection- which creates the feelings of hell, sins, sexuality- was designed, while using a dark and dramatic chromatic theme for empowering and showing the prohibition and the pain but yet the timeless class.

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