- EDITION
- Hand-numbered. Closes when it is gone.
- RUN
- Small. Hand-finished in a workshop, not a factory.
- ORIGIN
- Designed in Portugal. Made between Portugal and Aotearoa.
- CONTENTS
- Classified until the list opens.
- ACCESS
- The Signal first. Then whatever is left.
- WHAT FOR
- Every unit funds the archive. The history stays free.
What we can say
This is not festival merch with a logo stuck on it. Every piece in Drop 001 is an object built from the visual language people actually kept — the photocopied flyers, the badly aligned maps, the cassette labels, the entry stamps. Things to keep on a desk, a wall or in a pocket for thirty years.
The edition is small on purpose. Every unit is numbered and hand-finished, in a workshop, not a factory. There is no warehouse stock and there is no second run: when the numbers run out, that is it.
Everything the drop makes goes into keeping Cyberculture running — the archive, the interviews, the digitisation, the Cyberdeck. The history always stays free to access.
What we cannot say yet
What it is. How many there are. What it costs. When it opens. All of that is revealed to the list first, in a single transmission — and the people on the list get the access window before it is public.
THE SIGNAL / DROP 001 LIST
Get on the list. Get a number.
Everyone on the list gets a position. Lower positions pick first when the drop opens.
Questions
- When does it open?
- When the edition is made and numbered. The list hears first — there is no public date before that.
- What does it cost?
- A fair price, disclosed with the drop. No hidden margins: we say where the money goes.
- Do you ship outside Portugal?
- Yes. Portugal, the European Union and the rest of the world, including Aotearoa.
- Will there be more drops?
- Each drop is its own edition and is never repeated. The list is the same one for all of them.
- Can I leave the list?
- With one click, from any transmission. We never sell or share the email.