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where the wild things are

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We are unlearning to build a relationship with our garments, due to fast fashion becoming the norm of consumption. “Where the wild things are” embraces and shows that any garment can be turned into something meaningful through your own imaginations. The chosen garment were H&M hiking pants, which were of such low quality that you would probably never wear them for an actual hike. But the fact that they were meant for hiking was the starting point to explore what hiking means to me. Hiking for me is a way to experience the world like a child again and that is where “where the wild things are” by Maurice Sendak came to mind. One of the story’s main themes is the strong idea of imagination and the places it can take you. The protagonist Max creates a new world in which he can control his own destiny and escapes from reality. Hiking for me is what can bring me closest to experiencing your surroundings in the present and loosing thoughts and worries about future or past. You start letting reality pass by and your imaginations to flow.

The collection of wild things uses 95% of the H&M hiking pants.



︎ sewing
︎ upcycling
︎ photography

mycelium

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Mycelium might be the material of the future. Inspired by the structure of the super material, we (Remi Vanderhaegen and me) created a 3D fabric design in collaboration with BYBORRE using BYBORRE CREATE.



︎ textile-design
︎ BYBORRE-CREATE

secret tags

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In graffiti culture, tagging is the way to spread your name as a graffiti artist. Everyone knows your tag, yet no one knows its you tagging.

Emphasisng that paradox, the rings are made from personal tags. Known to the owner, but cryptic to everyone else.


︎ 3D-printing resin
︎ 3D-modeling
︎ typography design
︎ photography

fun go ︎︎︎

Poster proposal for “Fun Go” an imaginary app to create your own digital mushroom forest based on photography taken by the user. The app aims to reconnect the user with the nearby forest by bringing in a new perspective and focus on mushrooms.

︎ typography
︎ poster design
︎ 3D scanning

campaign for UNSELF magazine

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The campaign visualises the interconnection between our health and the health of our planet. The inspiration for the imagery and topic came from song “A Magic World” by KAS:ST.



︎ photography 
︎ editorial
︎ storytelling

album cover 

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Album cover proposals for a friend, inspired by characters, moods and the storyline from “Demian” by Hermann Hesse.



︎ drawing
︎ editing
︎ graphics

true character

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In collaboration with Basia Pruszynska for KVADRAT, we decided to bring the hard material “REALLY” back to its soft origin - textile. We focused on in-depth dying and texture investigation with a goal of finding ways in which color and texture can enhance REALLY’S natural qualities.

REALLY is made out of textile waste that used to be thrown away during the process of fabrication.

︎ circularity
︎ experimentation
︎ coloring
︎ KVADRAT REALLY

US (a collaboration with studio Isabel and Helen)

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The creation of a kinetic face out of leftover materials.

︎ kinetic movement
︎ experimentation