In the programme, you'll find all designers participating in DDW. Search by subject, day, location or discipline. Save projects via the DDW app.
Studio Frontier
Explore physical manifestations of our digital waste.
Mattie van Bergen
How do you preserve a memory? Memorial objects offer the opportunity to cherish something precious in a personal item.
OBJETFORMT
FROM EVERYDAY OBJECTS TO DESIGN
Myrthe Kingma
What happens to the language when we further entangle these monstrous outcomes of the spelling system through the practice of simplification?
Dynamo
Striptopia is an immersive 2 hour show that challenges stigma and celebrates the artistry of pole dancing, drag, stripping, and performance.
MinneWorks
Textile in dialogue with light and colour
Studio Falkland
Craft your own algorithm and witness manipulation in action
Alyne Li
Dressing the Characters of An Imaginary World
Erez Levanon & Yotam Sion
Research into the link between attention, data decay, and the sustainability of digital media.
Living LAB 040 | LL040 BV
CurioCity for Future Living
The NewTexEco Research Community
Threads of Change: Pushing Boundaries in Sustainable Textiles
De Reuringdienst
A World Record attempt where art, play, and imagination transform the city into a living canvas.
Tijn van Orsouw
It's all about context
Anton Cordes
rotational objects by Anton Cordes
V.I.B.E
Studio Metaform
Soil biodiversity data translated to an immersive experience.
Veenweide Atelier
Can microorganisms color the future of textiles?
mirroRE (Mirror Reflection Reimaging)
Activating Iranian mirror craftsmanship’s contemporary potential, it's introduced as an accessible, scalable, upcycled, and collaboration-driven craft
Meaningful Matter
A new reflection: from local shards to design.
Quan Nguyen
Avans University of Applied Sciences
Ultimate sexual freedom portrayed in an erotic film that expands your view of the porn industry.
TAC
Pforzheim University BA|MA Jewellery, MADFM
Pforzheim University BA | MA Jewellery & Everyday Objects and MA Design & Future Making graduates & students engage your [im]material senses
Jennifer Kleinnibbelink
The value of reuse
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