The Identity Archives* The Identity Archives* The Identity Archives*
A database of tens of thousands of digital twins of objects that have influenced not only the stories of individuals, but also the way one of the largest industries operates.
Each digital twin contains encrypted information about the makers and owners of the item, its lifetime, its purpose, the type of materials and shape of the cut from which it was made. The census is freely available to the public and the information extracted from it forms the basis for the creation of future fashion projects drawing on history and heritage.
First digital TWINS already exist
MPOLIN-M1500
date: 20th centurylast owner: Henie Mühlrad
fabric: unknown
A pair of openwork gloves in white. The gloves are finished at the bottom with openwork embroidery. Embroidery in the form of a flower (above) and decorative teeth (at the end).
author of the 3D object: Anastasia Sitner
MPOLIN-M97
date: 20th centurylast owner: Amelia Eiger
fabric: white voile
A cap sewn from white voile, the edges are decorated with lace haberdashery tape. This is Amelia Eiger's wedding cap - an example of one type of wedding headdress for a Jewish woman. She married the industrialist and physicist Edward Natanson in the Great Synagogue on Tłomackie Street.
author of the 3D object: Anastasia Sitner
Meet the supervisors of the Identity Archives project who helped
us develop the whole idea
Ilyas Darakchiev
3D footwear designer at AdidasMagdalena Płonka
CEO at Internetion School of Costume and Fashion DesignRafał Reif
Partner at EYUrszula Wiszowata Pilic
Zalando Lead Sales Manager CEE; ex-ChanelDorota Kozieradzka
Artist and Lecturer at Academy of Fine Arts in WarsawMonika Surowiec
Circular Fashion Designer, Founder at Saint WarsawMeet our proud partners