We create wearable desires. Our platform and experiences promote artists because we understand the potential of art in all of its expressions. We collaborate with artists worldwide to design unique, exclusively curated pieces that gain an inimitable dimension on stage and through happenings.

The Eyddos overall, our statement piece, is genderless and timeless. It symbolizes labour, movement and freedom. It fits all bodies and cannot be categorized. 

Our driving force is passion, together with a profound desire for transformation and community. We believe in art as a vehicle to build our present with sustainability as a strong fundamental principle, in dialogue with minorities, and actively taking part in the fight for LGBTIQ+ rights, feminism and anti-racism.

Eyddos was born in 2016 within the vibrant music scene of São Paulo. The project originated at Drosophila, an iconic venue in the city center, where Sol Alac first brought to the stage her personal research: an exploration in which she immersed herself to transform her skin into the core of the artistic experience —a process that would become the essence of Eyddos. That night, the venue was filled with renowned musicians, as well as other local artists and regulars of the city's alternative scene.

In a short time, Eyddos was embraced by various artists who incorporated it into their own performances, on stage and in music videos, amplifying the project's reach. Among them were artists like Iza, Falcão, Ibeyi, and Emicida, who topped the charts and stood out for the impact of their proposals within the Brazilian music scene.

Simultaneously, visual arts played a fundamental role in the project, evolving at a parallel pace to the music that was expanding globally. Over the years, various artistic interventions and happenings took place in cities such as New York, Los Angeles, São Paulo (at the Mendes Wood gallery), Belo Horizonte, Argentina, and José Ignacio in Uruguay.

To date, the Eyddos experience lab has carried out more than 25 international presentations. In 2025, the project moved to Madrid with a proposal that seeks to further integrate and dissolve the boundaries between art, fashion, and music, consolidating its multidisciplinary and cross-cutting approach.