Sculptural Waste - PlayUp

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We believe clothing can be more than what we see — it can tell stories, raise questions, transform gestures. As in every collection, we care for the materials, for the people who transform them, and for the impact of each piece. We collect what is left behind and look at it as a starting point.

Use to the reinvention of artisanal techniques
Use to the reinvention of artisanal techniques
The reinvention of artisanal techniques We were inspired by the work of Margarida Lopes Pereira — an artist and designer who transforms waste into sculptural forms, reinventing artisanal techniques. Using discarded upholstery foam and industrial surpluses, she creates objects that explore flexibility, texture and resistance, gaining a new life as they are enveloped in bio-resin that solidifies them.

Use to her practice invites us to rethink how we relate to materials and to recognise the potential of what we discard.
Use to her practice invites us to rethink how we relate to materials and to recognise the potential of what we discard.
Her practice invites us to rethink how we relate to materials and to recognise the potential of what we discard. The founder of Tons Terra has developed two exclusive pieces that capture the essence of this collaboration: a palette of watercolours with pigments collected in the Arga and Monchique mountains, and a set of wax crayons, both incorporating post-industrial waste from our production.

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Living creatively Inspired by this vision, we proposed the creation of a sculptural piece that combined discarded foam with our own surpluses. From this convergence emerged a set of sensitive and unique objects, designed to inhabit different spaces in a creative way.