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BASEMENT GALLERY

Central Malmös innovative gallery of style and art.

@basementgallerymalmo

INTERACTIVE

An upcoming exploration of form in flux. Scheduled for autumn 2026, INTERACTIVE will investigate the fluid relationship between clothing, human movement, and reactive space. The planned exhibition focuses on garments that do not merely sit on the body, but respond and morph in real-time as the wearer moves, subtly shifting the boundaries of where fashion ends and digital interaction begins.

Date: TBA

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TALKING THREADS

12-19.3

Step into the exhibition space and the traditional silence of viewing fashion is replaced by an interactive dialogue. Talking Threads is a conceptual exploration that merges the tactility of clothing with digital narrative, embedding Digital Product Passport (DPP) technology directly into the weave of the garments. Here, clothes are no longer passive objects on display; they are active storytellers. By scanning the pieces with a phone, the audience is invited to converse with the design itself, unlocking hidden layers of material origins, artistic references, and poetic fragments. It is an installation that challenges the boundaries between technology and craftsmanship, transforming a simple encounter with fashion into a living, two-way conversation.

Region Skåne

SSDD 2025

22-25.5/25

Descend the spiral stairs beneath the streets of Malmö and you enter the Pampas basement—a raw, subterranean concrete space transformed into a temporary sanctuary for experimental design. For Southern Sweden Design Days 2025, this underground venue became a collaborative crossroad, gathering a distinct collective of creators to showcase works that challenge the traditional boundaries of form, utility, and texture.

Gallery

Southern Sweden Design Days
Form/design Center Malmö

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EUROVISION GALLERY

25.6-24.12/25
The Eurovision Gallery pulls back the curtain on the chaotic brilliance of costume design, documenting the exact creative evolution and craftsmanship behind the garments worn by Eurovision winner Nemo. Moving past the fleeting flashbulbs of the performance, the exhibition focuses on the raw process: the initial sketches, the trial alterations, and the meticulous construction required to balance high-fashion impact with the intense movement of a live performance. Surrounded by documentation of the journey from studio floor to the world stage, the featured pieces stand as a testament to the power of custom attire. It is a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how a defining musical moment was physically built, thread by thread.

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