What could community look like if it kept reinventing itself?

The collaboration with HEFT (Ina Römling & Torben Körschkes) begins exactly there.

Its starting point is the performative reading Hydraritual, a text about a future society where history isn’t fixed but constantly shifting.

The Hydra, a many-headed being, becomes a symbol for this idea: diversity, transformation, and the act of shaping things together.

From this thought, shirts emerge that feel layered, in motion, like fragments of a larger narrative.

A design that doesn’t tell you what to think, but sets impulses, to question, rethink, reorder.

Since 2016, HEFT has been working at the intersection of art, language, and social research.

They create installations, readings, publications, and explore new forms of togetherness.

Together, this artistic research becomes wearable.

Not as an answer, but as an invitation; to show a stance and stay open to new perspectives.