From what I’ve heard, you seem to be a very mysterious person – meaning focused, direct and a bit introverted. Do you think this is true?

Yes, it’s true. I am a bit introverted and stay very focused.

Do you mind being called a textile designer? Or do you consider yourself an artist?

I consider myself a creative monster.

Tell me about your work with Ninz Sangha and Nomassproduction. Do you enjoy collaboration on projects?

My work with Ninz Sangha is an ongoing passion. He’s an incredible person and very conceptual, persistent, rewarding and very opinionated.

Your work with Nomassproduction has more of a concept or message involved. Is concept something you aim for in your work? If not, how was this creative process different than in other projects?

Nomassproduction is a simple theory of expressing your individualism, without conforming to superficiality and working with what’s already here. I feel it’s a crucial necessity that’s missing. At the moment we are looking for a venture capitalist

What/who are your biggest influences now?

I am very influenced by Dizzee Rascal’s new album, he’s got some great lyrics and dope style in music.

Where do you want to take your design work in the future? Strictly stay with fashion?, work on fine art projects?, costume?, painting?

I would like to launch Nomassproduction with Ninz and start exhibiting my work in some galleries and international textile shows. Then eventually work with National Geographic.

If you’d like to read more about Jason Trevino, you can pick up the current March 2004 issue of 7×7 Magazine.