Programme

Breathe Kritisk

Critical design on trust and loss of control for health informatics

The Holey Lamp

A woven ceramic lamp

Unfair Play

Closing the health gap

Connection Lost

Social media; what once seemed like places for connection are now only there to turn a profit. How can we reconnect again without big-tech?

(Re)materialised

Deconstructing Materials, Reconstructing Narratives

Silicon Souls

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

Impact through Design

100 Years of Philips Design

STRUCTURED TO EXIST

FROM EVERYDAY OBJECTS TO DESIGN

Taste of Tomorrow : Future Food Toys

Learn about the future through food toys

Apathos

Craft your own algorithm and witness manipulation in action

Other Characters - An Alphabet of Shapes

Indian block print as dialogue between cultures.

XYZ furniture series

The operation of the construction can be traced back to the three dimensions, the x, y and z axis, when you block them, a construction is created.

Bondmaken!

Nature as ally

Outsiders: Re-exploring Outdoor Spaces

Fantasies for future outfits

A cardboard future dream of fashion.

Ocupando Grietas

Latin American Magical Realism as a Creative Framework for Bridging Epistemologies

Fashion Tech: Like Insects

The Facebook Museum: bringing the end closer together

Why we haven't succeeded in letting go of Big Tech (yet).

Wax meets Flax

Biobased coatings to keep linen dry

Synkros: Space for Reconnection & Living Design

A living, biophilic pavilion that invites reconnection through nature-inspired design and multisensory experience.

Into the Body

Overstimulated? Shift your focus to your own 'inner design' in this grounding space.

Huisje Boompje Beestje

New images of living, ownership and belonging

The Weight of What We Build

An immersive installation where materials speak, making the weight of construction tangible and inspiring new futures of 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.

Messy Futures

Messy Futures explores everyday life in 2050, where today’s mess becomes tomorrow’s possibility.