A train wagon, a few cans of paint and absolutely no interest in keeping things tidy.

Found in the port of Antwerp, this tarpaulin is covered in dripping graffiti strokes. Yellows, pinks, blues and reds run into one another, creating a composition that feels chaotic, energetic and completely at home against the industrial surroundings.

There is something fitting about finding graffiti here. The port is constantly moving, with goods coming and going, while the artwork itself is just as temporary. What is painted today might disappear tomorrow, replaced by another layer, another colour, another story.

When translated into textiles, we kept that same sense of movement. The dripping strokes and overlapping colours spread across the fabric, creating an abstract composition that changes with every fold.

A little Antwerp harbour chaos, caught before it moves on.