Programme

Umbra Pavilion

Where solar energy becomes tangible

4TU Design United Expo

Less Hope More Action! Let’s not be paralysed by ecological crises and threats to democracy; let’s ACT with optimism.

Dutch Dreams

Everyday stories, surreal visions and fashion collide in a portrait of Dutchness in this dreamlike journey through the polders.

Graduation Show 2025

Percept

Walk with percept, sound-based augmented reality system designed to alter and heighten our experience of the world through realtime audio manipulation

Introducing ASET.

Traditional craftsmanship and modern manufacturing, furniture and objects crafted in Quito, Ecuador.

bOre

Growing Minds

Fostering ecological thinking and future-ready skills through learning by play.

JOB’S PLAYGROUND

An atelier filled with stories, models, prototypes, products and objects.

Orivane

Orivane is a bionic soft wearable tongue device designed to assist individuals with dysphagia caused by tongue muscle weakness.

Above the Clouds

From Experiment to Application

Interwoven: LUCA meets LUCA

A group exhibition featuring master projects from LUCA School of Arts Ghent (Textile Design) and LUCA School of Arts Genk (Productdesign).

Colifichets

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

Math Art meets Sustainable Material

Wool, needles, felt, spirals, codes from nature.

Our Future Is Somewhere Here

A conversational board game about memory, experience, and the futures we shape together.

HUB Bouw aan Morgen, van materiaal tot sociaal

HUB Build Tomorrow, from materials to society. An exhibition and programme on sustainable construction — now and in the future.

form follows fun

rethinking function through humor

Samen houden we de overheid scherp

The Netherlands Court of Audit in conversation with the people of the Netherlands

Onecht Ceramics

Inconvenience as design language

Leaf it to Nature

Returning control of our taste to nature.

Mohs Chair & Echo Side Tables

Transforming recycled material waste into playful, experimental furniture with new shapes and leftover materials.

suzusan

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

Stimuleringsfonds presents talent

77Teacups

Contemporary tea rituals of everyday life

Sculptural Vases between Brutalism and Poetry

The Red Landscape