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Swedish School of Textiles Graduation Exhibition

Fabric Form Future

Print project — © Kristian Falden

Fabric Form Future highlights textile design graduates merging technology, craftsmanship, and sustainability. Through weaving, knitting, and printing, they envision textiles that shape relations between humans, nature, and society, fostering new experiences, ethical care, and harmonious ecosystems.

Fabric Form Future highlights textile design graduates

Fabric Form Future captures the aesthetic ideals of textiles in our society, which are informed by the latest technological developments in textiles, such as knitting, weaving, and printing. The proposed textile world by the graduates in textile design at the Swedish School of Textiles facilitates novel interactions, experiences, and behaviors with the surrounding world through textiles. Examples of cutting-edge design works represent relations between humans, technology, and nature informed by complex systems of thinking that relate innovation, artistic practices, craftsmanship, modes of production, societal values, and ways of living. The works are visionary and highlight the importance of fostering a sustainable ecosystem where artistic work, design methodology, technology, and the ethics of care coexist harmoniously and inform the material/textile design practice.

About Design Perron - Graduates 2025 at Fuutlaan 12E

The Department of Design at the Swedish School of Textiles explores the boundaries of textile, fashion, and interaction design. Students and researchers combine creativity, craftsmanship, and technology to develop innovative, sustainable, and socially engaging design solutions.
weave project — © Emma Louise Burzynski
Station area, Design Perron, Fuutlaan 12 , Map No. F7
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Fully Wheelchair Accessible
Wifi available
Dogs allowed
Toilets available