TII NAPALM IS A NONBINARY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTIST
WEAVING ACROSS THE REALMS OF FASHION, TEXTILE, PHOTOGRAPHY AND MOVING IMAGE. THEIR PRACTICE IS A CONVERSATION
BETWEEN
HAND AND FABRIC, ACCIDENT AND INTENTION, the existing and yet unimagined.
Self portrait
2025
Poor Artist artwear out of waste materials
From the series I am Everywhere, I am Nowhere.
Moe Mustafa, Mascufuck
2025
Artwear and photography
From the series I am Everywhere, I am Nowhere.
Guided not by strict design, but by material memory, instinctual gesture
and the beauty of what 'mistakes' may reveal,
Napalm allows the work to discover itself.
At the heart of their creations lie ghost-traces —
spaces once inhabited, energies left behind, moments that linger.
Their work is in dialogue with the more-than-human world, reaching across species, timelines, and systems.
They explore what it means to be human — then, now, and perhaps after — through the lenses of histories both personal and planetary, and the fragile architectures of civilization we build around ourselves.
Their garments are singular, born from the discarded, and stitched with story. Made always with a muse in mind, the pieces evoke artwear in their concept — where clothing becomes ritual, relic, rebellion.
Like nature, Napalm’s aesthetic holds a paradox at its core: chaos shaped by care, wildness edged in intention.
The result is a vivid collision of colour, pattern, and form—a living landscape worn on the body.