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Native by Justine Tjallinks

The ever evolving and growing reach of media erases all borders and makes it possible to stay in tune with global occurrences.

Our modern world is slowly being unified. The ever evolving and growing reach of media erases all borders and makes it possible to stay in tune with global occurrences.

As an effect of this you see that different cultures are now influencing each other to a point where tradition is lost. These native cultures are now exclusive to rural areas where access to information or influence from the outside world is limited. It is here where we still find a unique palette of colour, body art and traditional clothing. Native is a series inspired by a variety of original inhabitants of rural areas around the world. [Official Website]

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  • serge janssens

    Apr 23, 2017 at 23:21

    En étudiant les cultures de différentes civilisation ,Natif de Justine Tjallinks à uniformiser et placer sur un pied égalitaire les autochtones du monde entier . J’adore

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