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Materialized is an exhibition that wants to foster new and revolutionary alternatives to plastic and other well-known polluting materials, which are the main actors of the environmental crisis. A showcase of natural raw materials, biomaterials, innovative techniques, and green design.
Materialized
The Materialized exhibition fosters new and revolutionary alternatives to plastic and other well-known polluting materials that for too long now have been the main actors of the environmental crisis. It showcases natural raw materials, biomaterials, innovative techniques, and green design.
Materialized is a surprising journey through the discovery of what the industry of the future must look like.
Most of the design studios and firms based at Schellens will join Dutch Design Week alongside Isola, making it a design hub under the name Something Bigger. Among them is Studio Sander Mulder, with various furniture, lighting, and interior design products from their international operating design studio; and Social Lab
Participants
Alara Ertenü, Ana Rodriguez - Studio Feral, Anna Vershinina, Damla Ertem, Kexin Liu, Kineco, Lionne van Deursen, lokaREBOON, Mari Koppanen, Markos Georgiou, Myceen, Ori Orisun Merhav, Raphael Nahmias, Reem Jeghel, Riya Kuvavala, Sages, Salomé Maarek, Studio Cartier, studioMOM, Vivian Erdtsieck, YH! Studio, Yuhan Bai
