Programme

Moca Tableware

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

City at Sea Level

Kanta To The World

What if the future of fashion innovation lies not in Global North Institutions, but in the informal communities of the Global South?

POLARIS - Spelen met polarisatie

For a healthy democracy, you need some friction!

Healing Inscape: Endless

Shift happens - wear your keyboard!

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

Sawdust Futures – Printing Wood

Merging Tradition, Craft, and Digital Design

Het Lichtlab

The right light makes everything special

Gaza Travel Agency

Designing routes of return for the refugees of Gaza

Seeds of Hope

Reversing the Food Chain

What happens when we reprioritize sensing the needs of environmental and health stakeholders over selling needs throughout our food chain?

Our Future Is Somewhere Here

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

Groepsexpo creatieve mbo vakscholen

Something Talented. Young creators, creative realists.

Wax meets Flax

Biobased coatings to keep linen dry

Graan Voelerij / Grain Sensation

A grain sensing experience.

Mourning Traffic

A confrontation with navigating through grief

Ambient Care

Continuous healthcare, always present

ILLARIPUNA, “ Andean textiles from the South”

Textiles that tell a story, textiles that legitimize a past, a present, and a future that is written through them.

Live show YRSA

Concert + presentation immersive concept 'Samen Alleen in het Clubhuis'

Leaf it to Nature

Returning control of our taste to nature.

Sculpting Light Through Algorithm and Intention

Nature’s forms, shaped by algorithmic design, crafted in sustainable biomaterials

eXtended Reality Dining

Explore how virtual environments can enrich dining experiences.

Welke rol speelt de bibliotheek in de toekomst?

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.

suzusan

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