Objects in Formation

Local Materials, Culture, and Product Possibilities in Taiwan

Hosted by Industrial Design Development Association ofTaipei

Entrance fee

DDW ticket required

Event type

Exhibition

Location

Strijp-S

Klokgebouw

Klokgebouw 50

5617 AB

Accessibility

Free wifi available

Toilets available

Fully wheelchair accessible

Wheelchair friendly toilet available

Opening hours

17 October

11:00

18:00

18 October

11:00

18:00

19 October

11:00

18:00

20 October

11:00

18:00

21 October

11:00

18:00

22 October

11:00

18:00

23 October

11:00

18:00

24 October

11:00

18:00

25 October

11:00

18:00

Objects in Formation brings together designers who transform materials and cultural references from Taiwan through craft, experimentation, and manufacturing. Presented by IDDAT, it explores new possibilities for contemporary objects and everyday use.

Experimentation → Local Materials → Sustainability → Design Translation

1. Experimentation
2. Local Materials
3. Sustainability
4. Design Translation

Material Experimentation / Local Materials

- Material Experimentation
Exploring new possibilities through material processes and experimentation.
- Local Materials
Rooted in local materials, industrial by-products, and craft knowledge in Taiwan.

Sustainability / Design Translation

- Sustainability
Rethinking material life cycles and value through circular approaches.
- Design Translation
Translating materials, local culture, and industrial contexts into new objects and applications.

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Hosted by

Industrial Design Development Association ofTaipei
iddat.tp@gmail.com
+886 2 2792 6123
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About Industrial Design Development Association ofTaipei

Founded on the belief that creativity needs a stage, the Industrial Design Development Association of Taipei / Taiwan (IDDAT) creates platforms where design talent can be seen and developed, and ideas can be exchanged. By connecting designers with industry, education, public institutions, and international audiences, IDDAT provides exhibition and professional exchange opportunities, supports diverse creative values, and helps designers from Taiwan engage with wider markets.

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