about

My work is defined by a radical clarity. My practice reduces fashion to its essential elements: the relationship between body, material, and movement. Within this space, a quiet poetry emerges — between the body and what surrounds it.

My distinctive cutting technique reduces the fabric waste typical of industrial production from around 20% to less than 1%. Zero-waste design is not an added feature, but an inherent principle — treating resources as value rather than excess. The constraint becomes the origin of new form.

In deliberate refusal of the industry's pace, my work resists the pressure of seasons, trends, and overproduction. I develop long-lasting, versatile pieces from exclusively natural materials, independently audited for high ecological and social standards — handcrafted in local production in and around Berlin, where traditional craftsmanship meets innovative pattern making.

The body serves as both starting point and measure. Patterns are not derived from convention, but from function and material logic. My practice challenges the foundational structures of fashion: sizing, gender, production, and temporal cycles.

Acknowledging that I am part of the fashion system, I am driven to escape the problems of the fashion industry by setting values and love for design above profit — my condition for meaningful work. The goal is not incremental change, but systemic transformation: to redefine the rules, or to unlearn them entirely.