How it works
From one question to something you carry.
A shared question, answered freely in drawings. The drawings lead what we make, and the objects carry their perspectives further.
The sequence
It begins with a question.
We begin with WISH: What is your biggest wish? The idea is to ask the same question in different places, with room for every answer.
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Ask a shared question
We work with schools and organisations to ask an open, age-appropriate question. For WISH, it is What is your biggest wish?
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Draw freely
Each child draws their answer on one sheet of paper, in their own time. No name or age is required. There is no artistic direction or expected answer.
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Collect the drawings
Partners photograph or scan the drawings and share them digitally. We agree what can be published. Alongside a drawing, we show only an approved country and, optionally, a first name and age.
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Adapt for making
We prepare the drawings for objects, beginning with socks. The original lines, colours and details guide the design.
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Carry perspectives further
The objects bring these perspectives into everyday life. How value returns to each partner community is agreed and published before launch.
Drawing to design
Perspectives to carry.
The original drawing guides the object. Its character stays with it.
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01 / Ask
The same open question, with room for every answer.
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02 / Draw
Each child answers in their own visual language.
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03 / Carry
Objects carry these perspectives into everyday life.
An open invitation
Bring your group’s perspectives to WISH.
We’re looking for our first pilot partner. Schools and organisations from different places and everyday realities are welcome to take part.
- A class or a small group — any size
- The WISH question, drawn freely on one sheet
- As much time as it needs
- Drawings shared digitally; public name and age optional