In street art parlance, "back to back" refers to the tags, throw ups and graffiti that cover a wall, generating an image of collage and superimposition. 

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The following collection revolves around the inhabitation and informal appropriation of a space or object. As happens in the street, people try to make an unknown space their own, seeking presence through graphic and artistic manifestations. When a person intervenes on a wall, urban furniture or architecture, by means of a tag, sticker or advertising poster, he or she appropriates it, turning the place into a more personal place.  

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The graphic and artistic manifestations coming from the street, specifically three: tagging, sticker art, and street advertising, have been key references for the collection. The superimpositions created by these elements, the typographies, the graphics, the wear and tear, even the imperfections, have managed to be captured in the garments in the form of prints, visible seams, tears, superimpositions of fabrics, and textile experimentation. 

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