Looking Forward

Exam projects of the graduates of the textile design education at the Swedish School of Textiles.

Hosted by The Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borå

This project is now archived and was part of DDW22

Event type

Exhibition

Location

Station

Design Perron

Fuutlaan 12

5613 AB

Touching Textiles by Zuzanna Wójcik

Daniela Ferro

The projects exhibited display different possibilities within future textile design by a new generation of designers ready to challenge the existing ideals. Here, they propose new visions based on advances in textile materiality, design methods and design for sustainability.

Looking Forward

The projects exhibited display different possibilities within the future textile design by a new generation of designers ready to challenge the existing ideals. Here, they propose new visions based on advances in textile materiality, design methods, and design for sustainability. The Swedish School of Textiles is situated in the unique textile and fashion cluster of Sweden, Textile Fashion Center, where industry and academia meet in textile and fashion innovation. During the education, artistic skills and knowledge in advanced textile and fashion industrial processes intertwine and challenge conventional concepts on the use and role of textiles and fashion in our daily lives.

Performing Knits by Sofie Sølvhøj Heinesen

Daniela Ferro

Balls Form Knit by Christine Snedker

Daniela Ferro

Shedded Knit by Myra Fritzon

Daniela Ferro

WOVEN FORMS by Leonie Burkhardt

Participants of this exhibition

Zuzanna Wójcik

Touch the Textile

Sofie Sølvhøj Heinesen

Performing Knits

Sara Hultman

SCULPTING TEXTILE FORM

WOVEN CHANGE, SHIFTING EXPRESSIONS

Fabricated Symbiosis; A collaboration between lichen and knit

Ksenia Szybist

Sunny interaction

This is (Not) a Textile

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The Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borå
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About The Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borå

The Textile and Fashion Design programs are offered within a creative and innovative design and research environment. They provide a comprehensive curriculum of advanced study and research across Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral degrees in Textile and Fashion Design. The highly-accomplished faculty, state-of-the-art labs, and excellent studio facilities invoke creativity, innovation, and speculation.