Holey Sheets

For this proposal, we would like to take you to the home of the holey festival, and infamous tapestry, India! one of the most vibrant, and culturally rich countries. Aside from its colorful and bright legacy, this country is also fighting a big environmental issue that not many people are aware of, which is fast fashion waste. As one of the countries with the most population on earth, India does produce, use, and excrete plenty of fabric, sheets, and clothing pieces. These garment products, with many of them coming in the form of fast fashion products, are discarded and under recycled at a rate that becomes more and more concerning for the environment. 

Hence, we propose “Holey Sheets” , a pavilion that invites the public, with all their excess pieces of clothing to collectively donate, process, recolor, cut, and take away pieces of clothing suited for their needs. This pavilion is planned to fill the streets of cities, and public spaces, and as this giant blob of fabric grows bigger and bigger, it will serve as a visual warning to the passerby that the discharge rate of local garments is getting worse.