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Do you feel like a cog in the machine? Are you stuck in a routine? Then join this workshop to be inspired by the spontaneous behavior of ducks, and rediscover your instincts.
About Miles Worner
Miles Worner (@the_way_of_the_duck) is a young designer and artist trained in the Leisure Department at the Design Academy Eindhoven, who graduated Cum Laude in 2021. Their current practice and philosophy is based on embodying the frivolous behaviour we see in Ducks. They will soon be starting a project at Residency for the People, Eindhoven.
