A DIWO (Do-It-With-Others) artifact made through collaborative gestures and symbolic resistance.
This experimental design object was created with three men from the Mutante workshops, each contributing a piece of the whole: a head, a handle, and a means of binding. My partner, Anna, wove the knots. My dog, Fausto, chose the stick—a non-human collaborator reminding us of care beyond language.
The result is a paradox: a hammer that cannot strike. A tool that carries no utility, only memory. Tied instead of welded, it echoes the fragility and reconstruction of masculine identity.
This is not a hammer. This is a question in disguise.