Pantheon (2016) imagines a present-day in which Rome has never fallen and extends across Europe and the Americas. Like many leading Roman fashion houses, Pantheon Vestimenta observes the common practice of referencing figures from Roman religion and history in its designs. The work integrates environmental portraiture with digital reconstructions by the classical studies and informatics departments of The University of Virginia and Indiana University.
Excerpts from the work have been exhibited at Davison Art Center (Wesleyan University) in the fall of 2019 and is held by the collections of Tampa Museum of Art, among others.
Images will be displayed here upon museum premiere of the work.