_what we are into

Hi, we’re Dasha and David, and when we are not busy with our creative consultancy, we are actively exploring a range of passion projects. In particular creativity and process as it applies to practice and self development, and self actualization. Documenting youth culture and marketing habits, and anthropology to better understand how people connect, create,innovate and survive.

These projects, from publications and essays to experimental short films, fuel our thinking and sharpen the strategies, workshops, and collaborations we bring to clients.

Whether it’s studying how youth shape fashion trends or how anthropology reveals consumer behavior, our explorations help us deliver work that’s fresh, meaningful, and grounded in the real world with all its possibilities.

What We’re Exploring:

How design processes can spark sustainable innovation in fashion and beyond.
The role of creativity in solving complex challenges for brands and communities.
Documentary as a way to tell raw, human stories that inspire new perspectives.
Youth culture’s influence on art, design, and markets—what’s next?
Anthropology’s lens on connection, identity, and behavior in creative industries.

Why It Matters:

Our research isn’t just academic—it’s a living part of how we approach every project. It keeps us curious, informs our insights, and ensures we bring bold, relevant ideas to your brand, institution, or team.

Want to Dive In?

Stay tuned for updates on our projects, or reach out to chat about how our thinking can inspire your next move. [Insert email or link].

_viable archive

_design research
_protoype product
_ongoing

A dp3.0 continuous collection of prototype products
‘Viable Archive’ is part of a larger project exploring how we utilise and activate creativity to enable other dynamic actions. ‘Products’ are based around continuous discussions, collaborations and collected references and questions on the relationship between clothing, design and systems of fashion.

_seizing creativity

_developing creativity
_ongoing

A significant part of our WIP stems from a deep rooted interest around the activity of creativity, the functioning of what we call “creativity” and the value systems we apply to the action of being creative. How do we evaluate creative process in the context of increased commodification of sustainability of practice and resources, what are we doing to protect or embed value in creativity?

_mapping process creatively

_creative sustainability
_workshops and workbooks
_ongoing

From what perspective do we view our own abilities, potential, expectations and goals?

How do we identify, manage and navigate contributing factors as they relate to and affect our processes?
How do we define the value of our past in the context of our future?

How can we learn to recognise and create future opportunities an explore possibilities?