Juan Blanco is the kind of artist who forces a collective slowdown. Operating at the precise intersection of art, ecology, and acute observation, he has a way of turning scientific curiosity into a deeply aesthetic experience. Blanco, who studied in Bogotá and Kiel, is no stranger to the international stage. As a multi-scholarship recipient, he develops projects at the crossroads of digitality and society that command attention worldwide. He is a master of translating the invisible; microorganisms, currents, hidden structures—into a visual language that is as intellectual as it is sensory.

The collaboration with Juan Blanco poses an essential question: what actually happens when we stop just observing nature and start wearing it?

His designs for this edition are far more than mere prints. They are fragments of an ongoing dialogue about research and perception. Blanco doesn't show the obvious; he shows what you only recognize when you are willing to truly look. For REMÆR, he has translated this almost microscopic clarity into a wearable form.

This is art you can feel because it isn’t just fabric. It is a thought in motion. A quiet call for orientation in a world that often moves far too fast.