Squaring the circle

A stack of magazines is bound together with colorful yarn and placed on a wooden crate. Two patterned cushions, made of soft Merino wool, rest on top. The setup is on a light gray wooden floor against a white wall.
A person with curly hair, wearing a black top and blue jeans, stands on a wooden floor, pouring colorful fabric scraps and bits of yarn from a bundle in their hands onto a pile below. A crate filled with stacked books wrapped in fabric is beside them.
2018, May 18

Upcycling project

Nora Lindow proved that our products do not have an expiration date. She used a variety of outdatet fabric samples to bring her project ‚squaring the circle‘ into being, containing six beautiful dresses and one stool. The name stands for fabrics being in square shape that are reintegrated into the life cycle by closing the loop of production in a round form. She wants to address the textile industry’s courage for moving towards new, more sustainable solutions and show that everything is connected and we are all part of a greater whole.
Models: Luisa Rosenow and Nora Lindow

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