Programme

mothers of matter an immersive reading circle

SCHR24.D7.W22.25.3

SCHR24.D7.W22.25.3 serves as a glass time capsule that preserves the ecological rhythms of an island for future generations.

FIGHT, FLIGHT or FREEZE? Workshop Woolen Amulets

ErGeeBee

Textile in dialogue with light and colour

Fabric Light

A tactile dialogue between material and atmosphere

Apathos

Craft your own algorithm and witness manipulation in action

Custody

A playful display of human's overprotectiveness of organic individuals.

AstroFeast

Reimagining space nutrition, AstroFeast addresses the aesthetic, physiological, and psychological needs of future space travellers.

Introductie tot Dutch Design Week

Introduction to Dutch Design Week

The Facebook Museum: bringing the end closer together

Why we haven't succeeded in letting go of Big Tech (yet).

Where Have I Been Hiding?

An attempt to repair the connections I thought I had lost.

FORM O1 | DETAILS MATTER

Minimalism and attention to detail at the core of the studio.

Sculptural Vases between Brutalism and Poetry

The Red Landscape

Kwart van je Leven

How can design help to reclaim 6 hours a day from addictive social media?

Designing Democracy

In need of new dialogues

ACTIVISTIC DESIGN INTERVENTIONS

Combining creative, activistic storytelling with scientific research and humor to create awareness for the issues and needs of others.

Humain - an inclusive coffee cup system.

A rethought coffee experience supporting ageing and ability.

Face

Face – Wall objects where wood and light merge into a new kind of portrait

Art Tech Fun AI Robots Manifestations

Best of Graduates 2025 Art Academies, International Pioneers, Virtual Worlds..

4TU Design United Dialogues 3: Digital Futures

Let’s not be paralyzed by ecological crises and threats to democracy, but ACT with optimism.

Material Girls

The debut exhibition of our newly formed collective consisting of four young designers; Sien Entius, Carys Higgins, Nell Maher and Martha Nash.

Kimono Roots 
 Wearing Earth and Time

THE BOUNDARIES OF SIGHT

suzusan

Hands in Japan. A craft is officially recognized by the government as a “traditional craft” if it is still used in daily life.

Messy Futures

Messy Futures explores everyday life in 2050, where today’s mess becomes tomorrow’s possibility.