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Floam World is an evolving cinematic universe exploring beauty, consumer culture, identity, and adaptation within a surreal, speculative future, using artificial intelligence as both medium and creative collaborator.

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“The World is centered around ‘FLOAM’ – a fictional material born from discarded ocean plastics and debris.”

— Floam World, 2024. Runway Feature

Interior of a modern room on a boat or submarine, with a large round window showing the ocean, and four red-haired women dressed in fashionable clothing, one sitting at a table with a stack of octopus tentacles, another standing in the window holding a drink, and two seated on cushioned benches.

WHAT IS FLOAM WORLD?

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Floam World explores how identity, beauty, power, and consumer culture evolve in futures shaped by environmental instability, rising water levels, technological excess, and shifting realities. Through fashion, speculative products, and cinematic storytelling, it looks at what happens when survival, comfort, and aspiration start to blend together.

Humor keeps things approachable. The world stays intentionally comforting even while questioning beauty standards, consumer spectacle, and the pressures shaping how we present ourselves.

Floam World lives somewhere between satire and possibility, imagining unfamiliar futures that still feel emotionally recognizable. Because honestly, we still want to look good at the end of it all.

Magazine cover with the title "Thirty Two Pages With Floam World" featuring large 3D letters made of colorful, textured Floam material, arranged randomly on a light gray background.

An open magazine with two pages, featuring text on the left and a circular illustration on the right. The text discusses FLOAM WORLD, a surreal universe created by Todd. The illustration shows a woman with black hair, wearing a white hat, pink top, a

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A person is sitting on a ledge, wearing a patterned brown jacket and gray pants, holding a fish with a human face and kissing it. The background features a purple and pink sky with clouds, and there are peach-colored bubbles or rounded objects at the

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A magazine spread featuring surreal imagery with a cityscape background. The left page shows a giant woman with a large head resembling a Hershey's Kiss covered in colorful hearts, with rats hanging from her hair and floating around. The woman has th

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An open magazine displaying a surreal image of a woman with red hair and pink clothing, stretching her arm towards a fish with a spiral shell, against a cloudy sky background.

A magazine titled "Floam World" with pastel-colored, textured letters forming the words "VIR" on the cover, set against a gray background.

WHAT IS FLOAM?

A person with an elaborate gray wig, large pink sunglasses, and vintage-style earrings is reclining in an inflatable gray boat on the ocean. Two cartoonish, furry, gray creatures with sleepy eyes are riding in the boat with them. The background features a cloudy sky and calm water. Above, the text reads 'FLOAM WORLD' with two creature faces replacing the 'O's, and smaller text below says 'esc™ pod.'

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Floam refers both to the world itself and to the adaptive materials within it. In this future, fashion isn’t just aesthetic. It becomes flotation, protection, comfort, and sometimes emotional support as environments shift and water becomes part of daily life.

Much of Floam grows out of technological waste. Plastics and discarded materials transform into clothing, furniture, products, and occasionally something sentient.

Among these are Floamees, hybrid companion creatures that absorb emotional overflow, offer unsolicited honesty, and sometimes malfunction. They reflect our complicated relationship with care, consumption, and the things we rely on to feel okay.

It’s a Floam World and, we’re all just floating in it.

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