Street Style Latex Ballerina

For Imogen Roudine’s pre-final shoot, I chose the rough setting of a graffiti-covered train bridge to create a stark contrast between her polished, gleaming red latex catsuit and the raw, chaotic environment around her. The glossy surface of the latex stood out powerfully against the gritty textures, underscoring her strength and elegance amid urban disorder. It felt like the right stage for her farewell here.

I had originally planned to continue with Imogen on her own platform, but she decided to return to Australia to focus on running her own school. She gave everything in this last collaboration, leaving behind a body of work that speaks for itself: disciplined, graceful, and unforgettable.

Her departure opens the field for circus artist Alexandra Malter, who not only embraces latex but also brings her own creative vision. She is working on a performance built around hula hoops that she wants to present both on stage and here. Flexible, daring, and expressive, Alexandra will carry the story further in her own way.