This collection explores the intersection of personal heritage and political resistance. It reflects on the shift to the right in Germany and the challenge of remaining soft in an increasingly hardened society.
Rooted in the activist history of my parents, the project examines how resistance can be c
arried forward through generations — not through loud slogans, but through quiet, persistent presence. Fashion becomes a medium to question, remember, and act.
The collection is based on three narrative layers:
1. The Archive – A research process based on family photographs, interviews, and 1980s protest documentation.
2. The Moon Sheep – A poetic symbol drawn from a childhood surrounded by my father’s sculptures, expanded through research on domestication and collective behavior.
3. Demonstration – Resistance as an embodied practice passed between generations.
Graphic Design Credit: Lisa Schumann
June 2025
Textiles, Womenswear, Menswear, Tailoring, Costume Design & Artistic Representations, Women's, Pattern cutting, graduation project, Men's
prints, upcycling, material manipulations
Denim, Leather & Fur, Metal
