Latvian model Janis Ancens reunites with photographer Emilio Tini following a story for Hungarian arts magazine The Room earlier this year. Now appearing in Un-Titled Project, Janis is a dynamic vision to take in as he creates a series of magical moments with Tini. Stretching the limits of reality with a nod to artists such as Pollock and Caravaggio, Janis is styled by Emil Rebek, wearing looks from labels that include Dolce & Gabbana, Acne Studios, Prada and Valentino.
Janis Ancens Reunites with Emilio Tini, Marrying Art & Fashion for Un-Titled Project
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