
The fire has passed,
but it has not disappeared.
What burned becomes material,
the ash becomes a mark,
and the garment keeps the record
of what was lost
and what remains.





[The Collection]
A forest after the fire, made wearable. Charred surfaces, ash-like textures, distorted silhouettes, black and grey against exposed material. The collection does not reproduce the fire. It follows what remains once it has passed.
Tyvek, cut, painted and built by hand, marked with a pigment made from charcoal. What was part of the fire becomes part of the garment.
Not a celebration of destruction. An attempt to make its consequences visible.


The fire has passed,
but it has not disappeared.
What burned becomes material,
the ash becomes a mark,
and the garment keeps the record
of what was lost
and what remains.

Made by Hand
Tyvek, cut, painted and marked with a pigment made from charcoal,
each garment patterned and built by hand, its traces left in sight. Watch it move, caught between
protection and exposure, what was lost and what remains.

