Streetwear from the glitch. Wear the fragment.
Images from unstable systems. One fragment at a time. Build your archive.
Streetwear from the glitch. Wear the fragment.
Streetwear from the glitch. Wear the fragment.
Images from unstable systems. One fragment at a time. Build your archive.
Wearables
Fragments stitched and printed.
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Shadow Fragment (Oversized Hoodie)
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Fragment of Order (Embroidered Hoodie)
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Fragment of Order (Embroidered Sweatshirt)
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Fragment of Order (T-Shirt)
Regular price €35 EURRegular priceUnit price / perSale price €35 EUR
Prints
Still images from unstable systems.
This collection features posters and visual works from the world of Obsolete Dreams and beyond.
Build your own counter-archive. One print at a time.
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Fragment 01: Museum of Communication
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Fragment 02: The Spill
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Fragment 03: Dream Recycling Facility
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Fragment 04: Rain Protocol District
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What is ONESTEE?
ONESTEE is a concept store for Obsolete Dreams, memoryscapes, and wearable truths. It operates as a publishing space, design lab, and living counter-archive.
It begins with a novel…
Our first literary release, Obsolete Dreams: An Elegy for Sentience (coming soon), is a fractured novel about AI, memory, and the slow decay of feeling.
Everything else radiates from it:
A print archive. A zine series. Slogan T-shirts pulled from a collapsing feed.
No noise.
Just one idea at a time: worn, printed, or scattered.
It’s publishing for haunted futures.
A memory in the making.
Fragments
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The Algorithm Remembers
Excerpt: Algorithms don’t remember everything - only what performs. We print to keep the rest alive.
The Algorithm Remembers
Excerpt: Algorithms don’t remember everything - only what performs. We print to keep the rest alive.