Infinite Now // Taras Gembik

In Infinite Now, Taras Gembik crafts an intimate meditation on solitude, faith, and the search for meaning—a work a decade in the making. Moving between Ukraine, Poland, and the Czech Republic, these twenty-five poems trace a ten-year journey toward self-discovery.

Through stark winter evenings and quiet conversations, Gembik’s poetry delves into timeless, universal questions of existence and identity: the nature of God, the solace of walls and community with others, the cyclical nature of memory.

This collection transforms everyday moments into profound reflections on love, displacement, the essence of community, and the possibility of finding home in what is transient.

Infinite Now is published by HELA PRESS.

The unicorn — a symbol of what is rare, intuitive, and elusive — has become the emblem of the latest History of Dreams collection. Its fairytale nature contrasts with the minimal grunge aesthetic, distinctive textures, and characteristic patterns, creating a narrative built on the tension between romanticism and austerity.

The collection stems from memories. From images of Polish holidays, moments suspended between sleep and waking, from mornings that come too early, and nights that refuse to end. Nostalgia meets urban reality here, and delicacy meets defiance. This is a wardrobe for people who naturally defy definitions.

Sportswear archetypes have been broken by the subtlety of forms and the nobility of materials. High-quality cotton, silk georgette, French lace, and light wool build a compact, year-round collection designed outside the rhythm of seasons. Individual elements freely intertwine and create a personal language of style — effortless, intuitive, and expressive.

History of Dreams celebrates individuality, not as a declaration, but as a daily practice. It is a collection about the pleasure of dressing, the power of contrasts, and beauty found where it seemingly does not fit.