The impetus for this collection comes from the hypothesis of a dystopian world, in which humans dehumanize themselves through bio and nanotechnology. The main idea of this collection is to place the Post-Humain in the center of questions by the prism of the garment.
It questions the possibility of a body becoming standardized, which acquires a new Identity and develops a "post" vulnerability by glitch, computer bug and error now become the new scars of non-organic flesh.