:: We create Wearable Art ::

Exploring the intersection of Art, Fashion and Craft

Transforming pre-loved Garments and Materials into new Shapes.

Re-Inventing Archetypes, playing with sociocultural Codes, queering up traditional Concepts.

Art

Infusing Objects [clothes] with Meaning.

The Process of Creating is a Ritual,

that the Audience can witness or take part in.

Each Piece is unique and chooses its Owner.

Fashion

Protects, accentuates, hides and reveals.

Creates Silhouettes and helps us to shift Shapes.

A Language that we are all fluent in.

Craft

Transforming Materials into new Shapes.

With Tools, Time and Dedication.

A sensual and intimate Act that results into something Precious

that we can use to express Ourselves.

: Our Philosophy / Manifesto :

What we Create:

.: One-of-a-kind Pieces of Wearable Art, made from pre-loved Garments and Materials.

.: Pieces with special History; with a unique Character that the Wearer can bond with.

.: We combine traditional Craft (Sewing, Leather Work, Drawing) with Art (Performance, Installation, Social Sculpture) and Ritual / Embodiment Practices.

.: Geared towards Artists, Queer People and other rebellious Spirits.

What we Teach:

.: The Value of Clothes, Materials and Craft.

.: Repairing and recycling what's already there.

.: Rethinking existing Concepts and Codes.

.: Somatic Experiencing, Embodiment, Playfight

: Who we are :

Dorian Bonelli

A visual artist based in Vienna who experiments with transformation, shapeshifting, blank space and communication processes. 
In recent years he switched from solo performance work to creating spaces for collective creativity. At this, he combines installation and performance art with methods of mindfulness, choreographies of power and movement practice.

Barbara Pesendorfer

A corset maker and costume designer, who creates wearable art with a focus on shapes, lines and textures.

Barbara has a background as traditional tailor and couturière and works as an independent artisan under the name Royal Black since 2006.