Eurydice - Costumes

I was inspired by Klimt, particularly his more busy works, for "Eurydice". As represented by Lord of the Underworld and the Stones, the longer one stays in the Underworld, the less of a defined form they have. Nasty Interesting Man and Child (both played by the same actor) are references to Thom Browne's manipulation of form and anatomy through clothing, as if he has not mastered how to appear convincingly human.