We like stuff,
we make stuff.

Damn Stuff is an art project by Irma Díaz, inspired by human creations to ignite self-expression and creativity as a means to have fun and reconnect with our humanity.

Latest Projects

Thrifted

Colective Exhibition

Munich, Germany.

Damn Print Party
Goodelia

DIY Screen Print Event

Logotype Mural

Metepec, Mexico.

Puebla, Mexico.

August, 2025

May, 2025

March, 2025

About us

Born in Mexico in 2017, Damn Stuff is an art and research project by Irma Díaz that turns "reused matter" into "damn cool objects." Inspired by street art and sports like longboard, bmx and surf, we now combine scientific methods with sustainable design practices to create stuff that celebrates human creativity.

Whether we’re hosting upcycling workshops or screen-printing in the studio, our goal is simple: help you reconnect with your humanity, start upcycling your own damn stuff, and find the best snacks along the way.

Get in touch

We like sharing stuff

Subscribe to our Newsletter, we share DIY ideas, thoughts, processes, and mostly our true appreciation to you, we're cute like that :)

Also, you'll be the first to know if there's a freshly dropped upcycled stuff, a painting, or fun stickers for buyin'.

*We promisse no SPAM

Follow us

Or not.

We encourage you to stay away from social media; we’re doing that ourselves.
The only reason we're keeping our Instagram active is that we love the little community we've built in Mexico, especially the people we’ve traded stickers with from around the world <3

We don’t have the mental capacity to film, photoshoot, design, publish, and write about everything we do. That’s why we want to keep in touch with our friends via email. Let’s go old-school and exchange emails, and hopefully, letters through the post!

We’ll post updates on Instagram since we’re new in town (Munich). You can also check out our Pinterest, where we post A LOT of content for inspiration.

So, please don’t follow us—just subscribe to our newsletter and…
GO DO SOME STUFF!

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