- DBEW Award Winner 2026
- BRIDGES Fashion Show 2025
KI MONO translates algorithmic patterning into textile expression. Using the Sliver Fiber Printer, pigment is applied to raw fiber following an algorithmic, self-similar pattern known for its recursive balance and aperiodicity. The result is a colour rhythm that is structured yet never repeating.
The Thue–Morse sequenceSkills0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 … Never repeats, always balanced.
Algorithmic sample making
Aesthetic parameters were explored computationally, including AI exploration. Generating and testing pattern variations algorithmically determined the visual and structural language of the final piece.
Continuous material production
The full yarn was dyed on the sliver fiber printer in a single, uninterrupted run. Committing to the determined aesthetics at scale and preserving the material continuity of the garment.
Machine knitting
The fabric was knitted on a knitting machine, translating the algorithmic patterns into physical textile through a precise, repeatable process.