Purgatorio
A private preview for the first ascent.
Purgatory is the practice. The first cantica is staged as an invitation: sharper pacing, controlled scarcity, and objects revealed like offerings rather than inventory.
Purgatory is the practice.
Heaven is the end of the practice.
We choose the practice.
Plate 01 · Poster Study
Plate 01 from the study archive. Thirty studies are visible online, with fifteen additional objects held back from the public preview.
Novem Imagines
Nine hoodie studies enter the site.
A separate apparel capsule now sits beside the object index: one hoodie block, nine image treatments, and a dedicated sheet for the sequence.
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Capsule Sheet
Novem Imagines
Nine hoodie studies arranged as a single garment-led sequence.
I · Firenze
Illuminated Ascent
A devotional map of the mountain rendered like an illuminated initial, with the terraces named directly across the climb.
II · Solomeo
Hill Town Study
The ascent becomes a stone settlement here, replacing diagram with stairs, walls, and inhabited routes.
III · Chicago
Diagram Mountain
A schematic version of purgatory where hazard stripes, measurement, and stagecraft push the mountain toward architecture.
Collection
Three rooms, thirty studies.
Annunciations, Relics, and Worldly Signs become three differently lit rooms inside the same preview rather than one continuous product strip.
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Annunciations
Purgatory Banner
Apparel, utility, and offering presented as the public threshold.
Relics
Relief Cuff
Objects stripped to enamel, sign, leather, and weight.
Worldly Signs
Crowned Medal
Regalia, appetite, ornament, and the social life of the cantica.
Annunciations
Pilgrim Cap
A heroic object moment that breaks the rhythm before the next reveal.
Relics
Pilgrim Torque
Close-view artifacts give the page a collector-grade intimacy.
Worldly Signs
Checker Clutch
The final note shifts from devotion toward appetite and display.
Collector Correspondence
Closed editions. Edition ledgers. No reproductions.
Acquisition is handled as correspondence, not checkout. Leave an address and the studio will send release photography, material notes, and edition availability before the first piece ships.
Thirty studies are visible online; fifteen additional objects remain outside the public preview.
Cantica I is produced in Burkina Faso as a closed-edition body rather than an always-available catalog.
Each confirmation includes an edition ledger with object notes, finish details, and shipment timing.
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