LIMINAL FLUX

LIMINAL FLUX describes a state of passage—
between what has been and what is to come.

A moment in which form shifts
and something new begins to take shape.

Movement between times

Clothing is conceived as a structure
in which time overlaps.

A worn Sunday suit.
A Boro jacket, continually repaired.

Not as nostalgia,
but as continuity through change.

The collection translates this practice
into the present.

Material

Materials enter into relation.

Selvedge denim.
Indigo.
Shibori.
Kasuri.

Techniques from different contexts
condense within the fabric.

Movement becomes inscribed.

A textile connects dyeing practices
across cultural spaces.

Textile duration

Cashmere.
Silk.
Wool.
Antique kimono fabrics.

Existing materials,
reconfigured in the atelier.

The cut follows the fabric.

Its integrity remains.

Clothing emerges
that carries time—
visible, tangible.

Fashion as practice

LIMINAL FLUX understands fashion as an act.

Form, material, and attitude
enter into relation.

A space between body,
history, and present time.

Not a response to trends.

But to time.

Photography: © Isabelle Wenzel, HanZ; 2025.