In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
CLICKNL
Short and powerful sessions by CLICKNL. Explore where value-driven design and academic research meet, with urgent topics and inspiring speakers.
Erez Levanon & Yotam Sion
Research into the link between attention, data decay, and the sustainability of digital media.
Yi Zhang
Use human hair as a sensory and symbolic medium to trace the impact of human activity within urban environment(s) from a more-than-human perspective
Thomas Luigi Fontein
An attempt to repair the connections I thought I had lost.
One of a Light
Jheronimo Ypsilon – Artist in Residence @ Trudo
New images of living, ownership and belonging
CLICKNL
Short and powerful sessions by CLICKNL. Explore where value-driven design and academic research meet, with urgent topics and inspiring speakers.
Studio EXXX
A playful display of human's overprotectiveness of organic individuals.
Studio Massa
What should the internet look like in ten years? Learn about the most pressing challenges and build your ideal online society.
Design Perron
A confrontation with navigating through grief
Studio Cumulus
Agnes van Dijk ModeKunst FashionArt
In an era dominated by fast fashion and feasibility, Agnes challenges you with a radical alternative.
Lunet
Lunet sketches and colors our city and the future
Collective of ( )
Deconstructing Materials, Reconstructing Narratives
Rosalie Apituley
How can resistance to transformer stations be turned into a place for dialogue?
Gemeente Eindhoven & Lola landscape architects
from Waste to Wild
Other Intelligences
Teun Zwets
During Dutch Design Week 2025, designer Teun Zwets sets out on a demonstrative search for a new workshop.
Made from real eggs
Zhenyi Zhou
Avans University of Applied Sciences
Collaboration O
Salù Iwadi Studio
This installation aims to highlight the use of recycled materials in the built environment to raise awareness about pressing water issues in Africa.
When a bag is no longer an accessory, but an artistic experience.
Punxh Peerasin
Living bio-inks combining fungi and bacteria to create self-decomposing, regenerative prints.
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