Universal Works joins forces with E-WERK, which is a brand new German art institution. The duo drop a small capsule of only two pieces and for a charitable cause. The institution has a kickstarter that is raising money to bring back an award-winning opera towards a empty swimming pool located in Bauhaus.
Right in the south side of Berlin, the old coal power station was constructed in 1913 and stopped producing in 1989 after the Berlin wall had fallen. The location has since then bought out and took a more artistic route. The cause wants to create opportunities for audiences and artists alike to experience the elite art during the pandemic. The monochromatic designs include two work jackets, tees, and accessories.
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Universal Works Joins E-WERK on a Two-Piece Collection
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