About

Our clothing and archive art draw deep inspiration from archaic and anthropological themes, delving into how media portrays aesthetics with a mix of raw intensity and fervent emotion. We curate works from both past and contemporary photographers and artists, selecting pieces that resonate with our distinctive style. Through innovative photo montages and superimposition, we transform these artworks, not only highlighting our themes but also bringing the artists' visions into a new light. This approach amplifies their reach, creating a platform for their work to be appreciated in fresh contexts. Our ultimate goal is to express profound realizations and unconventional themes, offering a bold alternative to mainstream fashion—clothing that’s not just worn, but experienced.

Hammurabi

1792 - 1750 BCE. Hammurabi, the sixth king of Babylon (1792-1750 BCE), is known for the Code of Hammurabi, which granted women property rights, protections in marriage and divorce, and safeguards against abuse. He expanded Babylon into a vast empire by unifying Mesopotamia through conquests, diplomacy, and administrative reforms, creating a centralized government that improved infrastructure, trade, and cultural influence.

Ace of Spades

During the Vietnam War, the Ace of Spades card became a symbol of fear and psychological warfare. U.S. soldiers used the card, associated with death in Western culture, to intimidate Viet Cong soldiers. The 506th Airborne Division even requested decks consisting solely of the Ace of Spades, scattered in villages, jungles, and on the bodies of dead enemy soldiers. This tactic was intended to demoralize the enemy, leveraging superstitions to create psychological pressure on the battlefield.

The Family

Led by Anne Hamilton-Byrne in Victoria, Australia, heavily used psychedelics, particularly LSD, to manipulate and control its members. Psychedelics were administered to both adult followers and children to induce spiritual experiences and enforce loyalty. The cult emphasized knowledge, intellect, and spiritual enlightenment, believing that these could be achieved through mind expansion facilitated by drugs. Followers were subjected to intense teachings, often while under the influence, reinforcing Hamilton-Byrne’s authority and creating a tightly controlled environment where questioning and dissent were suppressed.

Sacsayhuamán

The megaliths of South America, like those at Sacsayhuamán and Ollantaytambo in Peru, remain a mystery due to their massive size, precise cuts, and complex angles. These enormous stones, weighing up to hundreds of tons, fit together so perfectly without mortar that even modern technology struggles to replicate them. Their construction methods, which have withstood centuries and earthquakes, continue to baffle archaeologists and engineers, raising questions about the advanced techniques ancient civilizations used.