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The exhibition is challenging the status quo and re-examining existing solutions by a thinking that is at once creative, engaged, multidisciplinary, collaborative, highly critical and political. Such collective intelligence and exchange shapes stronger and more transparent visions.
The exhibition ‘Transitions’ proposes an exploration of design and its influence on the fundamental preoccupations of today’s increasingly fragmented society through the projects of five Brussels-based design practices. Some of the projects are holistic w
