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17-25 October 2026

Radical Enough?

Hosted by Remote Symbiosis

This project is now archived and was part of DDW22

Event type

Exhibition

Uneasy Matter as Living Installation
Uneasy Matter as Living Installation
Project: Filippo Caprioli
The project aims to give glimpses on the new emerging trends on designing with a new perspective on materiality: Biodesign and Upcycling are the main keywords to describe the the design solutions proposed.

Radical Enough? Design answers from a groundbreaking point of view

"Radical enough?" Synthesises the point of view of six Designers around the topic of what tinkering with new materials means for them. In this context we as collective are proposing different design proposals and each of them could not be labelled as only design piece but the nature of these works are deeply related to the world Inter-disciplinarily. Living space installations, new solutions to plastics and pigments, mushrooms in architecture, textiles waste as new source, Mineral Polymers for interior designs. These are only the facades of the works that our collective is going to present, the reality is that behind each of these polished artefacts are present layers and layers of meaning which make our Design ethical, understandable, useful and mostly a tool of communication of the new trend that we are confident to present as the Radical Design of our times. Being radical has always being perceived as threat among the society so we as new active designers fighting for our future are asking to the audience "Are we Radical Enough?"
Mineral Polymers Stool
Mineral Polymers Stool
Project: Timoté Rouffignac & Damian Jodorowsky
Algae Pigments
Algae Pigments
Project: Ana Beatriz Alves
Mycelium Structure
Mycelium Structure
Project: Jane Wright
Textile Waste
Textile Waste

About Remote Symbiosis

Remote Symbiosis gathers young designers, recently graduated linked by a generational perspective on what it means to be a designer in 2022. Facing issues of our era, in front of the climate crisis, are we radical enough? Our group is a blend of recent graduate designers from Central Saint Martins and Royal College of Arts both in London. The idea behind our group is to give some design provocations and solutions ready to change the concept design: functional, aesthetic, aware.

Colofon

Biodesigner Filippo Caprioli
Biodesigner Ana Beatriz Alves
Interdisciplinary Designer Jane Wright
Material Designers Earthstone Project - Timoté Rouffignac & Damian Jodorowsky
Biodesigner Vincent Dissaux