EVERYTHING ANDabout:
Everything and Something Else (ease) is a research project and archive focused on finding balance between function,
construction and comfort.
the work moves across 3 areas: physical, digital and mental.
updated: april 27, 2026.
Everything and Something Else, 2026.
peace longsleeve /0426
raglan flatlock longsleeve with side seam button pocket.
a simple sign of inner peace.
calm, balance, and steadiness carried on the body.
cotton 100, puff screen print (ø26cm), nickel silver tactile button, one size (m/l).
$130/10,000 rub.; offline in moscow (free shipping); no refunds.
do: wash inside out, hand wash 30°C, medium iron inside out, dry flat.
don't: iron on print, bleach, wring, tumble dry.
pencil case /1225
case for pencils, pens, and narrow tools.
constructed from a single continuous strap using a folding method.
integrated loop allows attachment to a belt or carabiner.
cotton 100; 4.2x15 cm.
peace t-shirt #01 /0825
Braille text arranged in a circular composition (⠑⠧⠑⠗⠽⠞⠓⠊⠝⠛⠁⠝⠙⠎⠕⠍⠑⠞⠓⠊⠝⠛⠑⠇⠎⠑⠲⠉⠕⠍).
hand-cut "pease stars" stencil, acrylic, sponge.
log box /0925
birch jewellery box made as a 3-year anniversary gift for friends.
birch log, hinge, magnets, oil, saw, glue, sandpaper.
Ring Box /0725
ring container for a forest proposal.
dried polypore fungus was split in half. shallow channels were carved to hold the ring securely.
small neodymium magnets were set into the edges, providing a magnetic closure without visible hardware.
the surface was left untreated to retain the natural texture of the fungus.
made in collaboration with so cold (sakha-based jewellery brand).
saw, rotary tool, fungus, neodymium magnets, glue, ring.
NOTE: SHE SAID YES.
Hobnail Stud /0725
minimalist stud earring inspired by the shape and texture of a traditional hobnail.
Handcrafted from .925 sterling silver with a crosshatched, textured surface.
The back of the stud features a laser engraving in Braille.
Created in collaboration between Everything and Something Else and
Splaw.
sterling silver 925, 0.80 g, ø8 mm;
$70/5,000 rub.; offline in moscow (free shipping).
Cargo Wallet /0125
Realtree camo wallet with a patch pocket.
Made from found trousers.
gifted.
COTTON 100; 6x10x2 cm.
Field Wallet /1224
prize for the winner of the
EASEAWAY w24.
Crafted from a reclaimed army gas mask bag discovered amidst dirt and debris at a landfill.
every piece was thoroughly cleaned and repurposed, preserving the original material’s history while redefining its function.
COTTON 100; 6x10x2 cm.
Fold Wallet /1224
the fold creates internal volume and a secondary storage slot, using construction rather than added components.
the piece examines how a simple shift in structure can reorganize use.
gifted.
COTTON 100; 6x10x2 cm.
Linen tag /1024
The first tags of the project.
Made of linen using direct printing.
30 pcs.; 6x2 cm.
underlight T-shirt #01 /1024
T-shirt featuring an acrylic hand-print applied through a manually crafted cardboard stencil cut with a
precision knife.
More information about the home production process can be found in the Process tab below.
hand-cut "underlight" stencil, acrylic, sponge; 28x11 cm.
Belty Bag /0824
Small messenger for essential things.
the bag offers two attachment options: ➀ clip it to your pants using the carabiners, or ➁ hang it from a belt using the two back loops.
Special thanks for my friend
Polyuvin for her assistance with the sewing.
cotton 100; 25x10x5 cm.
Sashiko Wallet /1123
Studying the Japanese sashiko technique.
The wallet has a small pocket inside for storing one key or lighter.
⚠︎ Died in bleach and potassium permanganate. Archived.
denim 100; 6x10x2 cm.
Creases Wallet /1023
Experimental form of fabric folding.
gifted.
cotton 100; 6x10x2 cm.
Tora Wallet /0922
The first wallet.
Was created at the moment of necessity for using and storing physical bank cards.
It holds 5-12 cards and some cash.
cotton 100; 6x10x2 cm.
tactile button /0326
button-tag.
braille dot pattern on front and web name on back, both embossed for tactile experience.
used on the peace longsleeve as both a functional button and a built-in tag.
special thanks to kyny kyodjyt for production support.
nickel silver (nezilber); ø17mm; 3g.
In progress
Chance /0724
a branch, a root, and a stone are placed together to form a single structure.
there is no predefined design; the form emerges from how the elements support and hold each other.
the work examines how separate found parts can become a construction through their relation.
(!) Chance is available for exhibitions.
For inquiries, please contact via instagram
or
Telegram.
organized mind (OM) /0626
a simple visual workspace for structuring thoughts, planning ideas, and organizing processes.
built to reduce complexity and help you think in clear, connected structures.
runs in the browser on desktop (better) and mobile.
working on:
multiediting
Pocket Planner /1125
free hand-folded pocket notebook (60x85 mm) for daily notes and tasks.
use in any way that feels natural:
notes, lists, tracking, reminders, or simple planning.
once filled, it can be replaced, stored, or reused (pencil + eraser).
there are two versions: processes and notes.
both organize daily thoughts and tasks across three categories:
physical, digital and mental.
with use, the planner accumulates folds, marks, and wear, becoming a record of movement and decision.
download → print → fold → carry → use
(1) download the files → print it using these print settings:
paper size = a4 borderless; print in color = off; double-sided = off.
use 40-120 gsm paper.
(2) connect the corner crop marks and cut to the final size (240x170mm).
(3) printed side up: fold in half horizontally → unfold, fold in half vertically → unfold.
(4) cut the central horizontal fold from mark to mark.
(5) link side facing you: fold in half horizontally, then fold this way.
(6) unfold → flip to the back side → apply glue across the entire surface.
(7) fold again the same way as in (4).
(8) flatten all folds; close with the name and link panel on the outside.
(9) your pocket planner is ready.
optional: attach them using glue.
processes + notes = pocket planning system
Dotwork /0325
1.4 10/05/25
Specialized image-processing tool engineered to
decompose any photo into a field of discrete
elements
with irregular edges, creating a unique noise effect.
Free Commercial & personal use.
All processing happens locally.