About me
Hi, I'm Kiki.
Kikis Kleiner Kunstservice is me, all on my own. I draw the designs, pack the orders and read every message myself.
I'm really glad you're here.
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- looks like this, means it kindly
- weakness
- just one more design.
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- almost done.
kikiskleinerkunstservice.de
Why I draw
Because pictures often say what matters to me better than a lot of words. A design on a shirt or a sticker on a laptop shows where you stand. Sometimes it starts a conversation, sometimes two like-minded people recognise each other by it.
To me, that is everyday resistance and solidarity. And maybe it shows you that you're not alone in what you stand for.
What I stand for
Antifascist
My designs take a clear stand against the far right. This shop is meant to be a place for everyone who experiences racism, antisemitism or right-wing violence, and for everyone who stands up against it.
Queer and in solidarity
Queer and trans people are welcome here, just as they are. To me, solidarity means looking out for each other and standing up for each other.
Making left-wing places visible
Every month, red envelopes from the Mail Club go out into the world, each time featuring a different left-wing, antifascist place in East Germany. I want to show youth centres and cultural spaces that make community possible.
To the Mail Club and the placesProducing mindfully
Clothing is only printed once you order it, so there is no pile of unsold stock here. Much of it is made from organic cotton or recycled material. I pack stickers, bookmarks and the Mail Club envelopes myself.
One shop, one person
If you write, I'll answer. If something goes wrong, I'll take care of it. And if it takes a few days, I'm probably at my drawing desk or packing envelopes.