A workshop to cut, transform, and play with clothes we no longer wear. Through textile deconstruction, we open a space to experiment with our garments and create unique pieces based on intuition and the desire to dress differently. 

Textile Deconstruction is a creative laboratory where each garment becomes a new canvas. We will work with discarded clothing brought by each participant, freely altering it through techniques such as cutting, rearranging elements, inverting shapes, and the expressive use of visible seams. Beyond the technical result, this workshop focuses on the process: play, experimentation, and developing your own perspective.

An invitation to think with your hands, dismantle the established order, and dress from a freer, more conscious, and personal place. 

Clara Macías She is a designer, performer, and visual poet. Her work intertwines fashion, the body, and poetry from a sustainable and artivist perspective. She has presented collections such as Concienciarte Walk On y Encapsulated gardens in spaces such as el Círculo de Bellas ArtesShe has also worked as a costume designer on stage projects such as La Bola (La Ribot Ensemble) and Woodworm (dir. Mireia Salazar). Her universe celebrates the body as a space of resistance and poetic pleasure. 

Useful information 
Format: Practical and experimental workshop Duration: 2 hours 
Suitable for all audiences (no prior experience required) 
Materials: Bring at least two unused items of clothing