Programme

Designed for Society

Fontys Industrial Design Engineering students are committed to solving environmental and social issues through meaningful and responsible design.

Claiming Space

DEMO’s mobile exhibition in Eindhoven’s streets that opens dialogue on space, visibility, and the future of cultural places.

Breath of Hope

MECHANICAL SYSTEMIC TWIN

Talk with the system! Learn and experiment during a physical, experiential co-sensing session: capturing and co-design in, with and between systems.

UEG Retrospekt

Stijn Op De Macks

Trails Beyond Aisles: Curating Retail for The Many

Trails is a multi-sensory shopping experience that works for the many people and goes beyond the visual.

ALL OF US

- stating differences, liberty and generosity.

Available Works

A exhibition where design, art and photography work together

Controlled by Comfort

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

Silicon Souls

by DES.ENG.AGE. A platform for techno-conscious discussions to interface between artists, designers, engineers, researchers and technologists

Woven Patchwork: Hybrid Making

How can one textile process inform the development of another? Exploring colour and pattern through spatial installation and vibrant design research.

My World of Escapism

Sweco Co/Lab: Wat als de aarde onze klant is?

What would the world look like if we considered Earth our client?

Resonance

Awakening Hammer-Ritual of Qi

A culturally-inspired wellness game prototype for rethinking sedentary breaks through play, breath, and movement.

THE BOUNDARIES OF SIGHT

Shift happens - wear your keyboard!

Wearing a keyboard and mouse can be very liberating, however tricky to design

Future by Design

The departments of the Built Environment and Industrial Design at TU/e present a shared vision for a sustainable and socially engaged future.

4TU Design United Dialogues 3: Digital Futures

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

Colifichets

A collection where textiles, embroidery and sculpture intertwine. An ode to the layered language of haute couture.

Please be seated.

Sculptural stools and home accessories by BLUBA Studio — 3D-printed, bold in form, customisable in color, and made in small series.

Living Colour

Living bacteria as a source of colour

Ctrl+Coil

Sliver Fiber Printer

Re-spinning the Textile Innovation Chain

Umbra Pavilion

Where solar energy becomes tangible