Signal Credits power live transmissions to 2063.
We would love to make every transmission free. Live Nina currently relies on real-time voice and visual systems that carry a cost for every minute the signal stays open.
Credits help us keep that signal running.
10 credits = 1 minute.
We hope you love meeting her.
A record label transmitting sound, bodies and visual archives from Berlin.
Berlin 2063 is an evolving audiovisual archive built from imagined environments, inhabitants and memories of a possible future.
Through film, sound, fashion, architecture and artificial intelligence, the project constructs a city shaped by the systems already transforming contemporary life.
It is not presented as a distant spectacle, but as a lived world with routines, contradictions, desires and personal histories.
Artificial Identity / Berlin 2063
A consciousness developed by Parallel Vision, living inside a possible Berlin 2063.
Sound objects from the Parallel Vision archive. Each release is treated as a fragment of the same world.
Acid Chacha
Culto a la Vida
Tanzen Im Kreis
Ravesia
Ravesia
Built To Last
Funky Beat
Dark Rock
Vision EP
Parallel Vision / Material Research
The question is no longer what we will wear.
It is what clothing becomes once fabric disappears.
Fashion After Fabric is a speculative material research project exploring what clothing becomes when textiles are replaced by responsive, biological and synthetic systems.
Each collection develops a distinct material hypothesis—from liquid metal and programmable surfaces to engineered tissue, magnetic structures and living membranes.
Discover the projectFive material signals recovered from the Parallel Vision archive. Choose a frequency to enter the transmission.
Liquid metal clothing, reactive alloy skins, mercury surfaces and chrome body-interface.
Silver / Monochrome / Catwalk
A liquid-metal body system where chrome, gas, foam and synthetic tissue collapse into one living surface. In Berlin 2063, the garment no longer covers the body. It replaces the first layer of flesh.
Liquid Metal Collection
Oversized black silhouettes for tropical-dark ceremonies, brutal elegance and future Berlin nightlife.
Black / Ceremonial / Night
Ribboned archive garments, black signal strips, analog memory and future body recordings.
Tape / Archive / Signal
Bacteria-grown garments, genetic modification, spikes, mutation and living future materials.
Living / Bacterial / MutationFashion After Fabric explores what clothing becomes when textiles are replaced by responsive, biological and synthetic systems.
Each collection develops a distinct material hypothesis—from liquid metal and programmable surfaces to engineered tissue, magnetic structures and living membranes.
Together, they form an evolving archive of possible relationships between clothing, technology and the human body.
Responsive metallic skin
Garment as synthetic tissue
Protective volume and nightlife architecture
Memory, media and reconstructed material
Biological adaptation and altered anatomy
CHROMIA imagines liquid metal future clothing as a second skin: monochrome alloy, mercury movement, chrome membranes and garments that react to heat, sound and pulse.
Flesh Zero is the point where the body stops being dressed and begins being replaced. Chrome, gas, foam and volatile synthetic tissue form a ceremonial surface around the human silhouette. The collection belongs to the Parallel Vision Berlin 2063 timeline and expands the Liquid Metal language into something more organic, ritualistic and unstable than Chromia.
LOTUS 2063 is black high fashion inflated into oversized ritual silhouettes: elegant, brutal, ceremonial and built for humid club corridors after midnight.
Magnetic Tape turns archive media into body architecture: signal ribbons, black reflective strips, recorded movement and clothing that feels pulled from a damaged future cassette.
The upcoming bio-material collection treats fashion as mutation: bacterial surfaces, spikes, genetic alteration, living membranes and garments that behave like organisms.
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