Programme

Textile and Material innovation

A selection of projects that showcase the future of textile and material innovation.

Censis Rubliss - Vegetal Glass & Mother of Pearl

Crafting functional art from local waste — bio-sourced glass and oyster shells reimagined as luxury, sustainable, Made in France design.

Moca Tableware

Moca Tableware is a ceramic brand by Studio Joachim-Morineau. It blends technology and craftsmanship through a custom-made dripping machine.

Transnatural presents: Invisible Matters

Exhibition exploring the unseen nature

Rewind

A new life for wind turbines

Poly Ply

Flexible Plywood and Polymer Composite

Breathe Kritisk

Critical design on trust and loss of control for health informatics

Within limits

Furniture and objects from industrial waste

Soil Lab

from Waste to Wild

Machine Law for Human Life

Prototyping legal logic into digital public services for life events and basic economic security. - Session October 22 - Digital Futures

The Secret Language

—— Silent codes of touch

Outsiders: Re-exploring Outdoor Spaces

Oryza: Healing Ground

Controlled by Comfort

A 32-metre audience-made canvas and a heartbeat-responsive wearable performance.

Human Zoo

Exploring Identity in the Age of Digital Doubles.

Circular Wool – Robotufted Carpet

Transforming raw wool — once a byproduct of the food industry — into refined interior textiles through high-quality processes.

De kerroksia

One of a Light

Foulon & Van Verrewegen

Objects Tell a Story

Charred Lights

Objects of Illumination elevating the presence of carbonised matter

Secrid Talent Podium

Innovative designs pave the way from Industrial Revolution to Evolution.

Omgaan met Signalen

Onderdeel van ambtelijk vakmanschap!

something.engaging

Pforzheim University BA | MA Jewellery & Everyday Objects and MA Design & Future Making graduates & students engage your [im]material senses

Entangled Taste: Forgotten Collaborators

A sensory encounter with Korean food as a multispecies co-creation.

De Makersmarkt

Studio Judith Spil, Studio Nean, Bowen de Boer Design.

Rondom

Investigating construction through material efficiency and flexibility.