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17-25 October 2026

Remade Textiles

Remade Textiles

Hosted by Jessica den Hartog

This project is now archived and was part of DDW21

This project is part of
Rethinking Plastic
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Remade Textiles, jessica den hartog
Remade Textiles, jessica den hartog
What is your impression of recycled plastic? From basic tools I looked for possibilities in textile associations. Used materials such as plastic bags, fruit nets and plastic bottles were given a new life. With the essence that everyone could recycle plastic from home.

Textiles made from recycled plastic

Less plastic waste is one of the Schônste wijk wishes that has been converted into a workshop experiment to develop plastic waste into valuable materials with basic tools. In collaboration with Art-fact / neighborhood culture Tilburg, an artist in residence program was set up in the first half of 2020 with Jessica den Hartog to work on this experiment from different locations. What kind of image do you have with textiles from circular plastics? In this project, the aesthetic value of plastic waste as a raw material was sought from (textile) techniques to present a visual work. Materials used are plastic bags, fruit nets and plastic bottles. Based on the idea that you can also commit yourself to this research from your location! The knowledge that has developed during this process is shared through workshops, events and teaching packages. In addition to this artist in residence program, Jessica den Hartog is also working on the project Chrysalis to develop yarns from plastic waste. Curious? This project is also the see at the location Yksi. Schônste wijk is a Tilburg neighborhood culture program by Art-fact to make the Goirke-West and Hasselt neighborhoods more beautiful, cleaner
Remade Textiles, jessica den hartog
Remade Textiles, jessica den hartog
Remade Textiles, jessica den hartog
Remade Textiles, jessica den hartog

About Jessica den Hartog

As an artist in residence in a neighborhood in Tilburg, Jessica den Hartog developed valuable things and sculptures from plastic bags, fruit nets and plastic bottles. With textile techniques and basic tools, and as transparent as possible to make the knowledge accessible and transferable.

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Made thanks to: Artist in Residence Art-Fact Tilburg