01/2026 a place to dye 52,49561° N, 13,24779° E

a place to dye 01/26

introducing 'a place to dye' — pieces dyed with site-specific materials.
the coordinates of the location where dyeing materials were found become the name of each piece.

oak leaves, twigs and gall nuts from a branch that came down in a storm, found at 52.49561° N, 13.24779° E.

oak leaves change their compound composition with the seasons, giving this time of year this specific tone. the tannin-enriched cloth carries a particular feel and smell of its own.

it remains connected to its origin at 52.49561° N, 13.24779° E — slowly seperating and fading over the years through wear and washing, drifting into different parts of the world without leaving a trace.