Between Trains.
Between Trains sits within a feeling that is difficult to name: the quiet disappointment of things not becoming what we imagined they would.
It is about loneliness, leaving, and the distance between the life we pictured and the one we find ourselves living. About wanting to escape while still wanting to belong. About the sadness we dismiss because nothing is technically wrong.
The train becomes a space in between: always moving towards somewhere else, while briefly holding strangers together in the same moment. It mirrors the contradiction at the centre of the film, of feeling alone while surrounded by people who may be carrying the very same thing.
In a culture that asks us to conceal these feelings and keep moving, allowing them to be seen becomes its own act of quiet rebellion.
A short film accompanying the FW26 print editorial and interview with Collina Strada for Glamcult Magazine. Set within New York City's subway system, the film captures fleeting moments of intimacy, isolation, and transition, using fashion as a lens through which to explore the emotional rhythms of the city.
Credits
Director - Indiana Roma Voss
DOP - Jake Horgan
Photography - Jess Brohier


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Elzinga TV.
Don’t cry. Turn your TV on. Step into the world of Elzinga TV.
Created in collaboration with fashion label Elzinga, Elzinga TV is a film designed to strengthen the brand’s identity through humour, exaggeration and spectacle. A hysterical TV host. Desperate groupies. A music critic who knows best. Managers running in circles. A band that barely leaves backstage. An overly hysterical crowd. And finally, the lonely lady at home, watching it all unfold.
By borrowing the language of television and pushing it to the extreme, the project turns performance into parody. A playful, self-aware universe where fashion, fame and fantasy blur into one broadcast.
Credits
Director - Carlijn Fransen
Creative Directors - Indiana Roma Voss, Lizzy Star
Stylist - Indiana Roma Voss
Nails - Daniel Smedeman
Hair - Hester Beek
Makeup - Joyce Clerks