interview by OLIVIER ZAHM & ALEPH MOLINARI Parley for the Oceans relentlessly battles the global plastic disaster. Faced with the challenge of cleaning and recycling in an age of absurd overproduction, it’s betting on the inspirational power of art and fashion. The revolution must come from within. OLIVIER ZAHM — So, how is Parley for the Oceans doing? It’s been 10 years? CYRILL GUTSCH — Yes, last year was our 10-year anniversary. OLIVIER ZAHM — How does that feel? Aren’t you exhausted? It’s such a massive mission. CYRILL GUTSCH — I think the biggest challenge is to not feel insufficient, to not feel meaningless. In the beginning, it was really also a bit about my ego. I wanted to be known for that, or I wanted to know if I could do it. But that gets less interesting at some point. Then you say: “Okay, now it’s all about the impact. What…