The Wool4Life LAB is our center for learning, research, and creation. A place where wool is studied, touched, and transformed. Here, each fiber is a gateway to discovery: from the physical and biological to the digital and cultural. We don't just come to learn a craft, but to ask ourselves what it can become.

In the Wool4Life LAB, wool ceases to be merely a material and becomes a possibility. A possibility to create, to think, to transform, and to imagine new ways of doing things based on respect, knowledge, and emotion. With this same purpose, Wool4Life aims to be a living archive for the generation of content, documentation, and tools to gather information on native sheep breeds, grazing systems, and traditional textile techniques, as well as the shepherds themselves. An essential part of the project is to compile, preserve, and activate this knowledge. And to disseminate it through digital communication channels that highlight the ecosystem, as well as through the editing and publication of our own editorial projects that amplify our narrative and provide access to knowledge linked to wool, the territory, and this transdisciplinary practice.