Studio Technogeographies: Fields of Industry
March 2024 At z33, Hasselt, Belgium
(group exhibition)
Exhibition direction by Martina Muzi and Bruno Bailletto
Projects by Victoire Coustilieres, Hui Baquero, Laurin Böhm, Mari Ebisu, Louella Exton, Elie Seksig, Ever Peng, Henry Hobbs, Hyunjoo Lee, Ivan Stefkovic, Loucas Chabot, Marie de Lavergne de Cerval, Marion Jolas, Maya Stimpfl, Orka Lippert, Ralph Diepstraten, Richard Kingston, Samuel van Heijningen, Shira Arzi, Tamar Alon, Xiaotong Li, Anwyn Howarth, Ariele Ugne Taraseviciute, Carlotta Wider
Throughout history, new technologies have changed the way we live, impacting everything from our homes to world politics. The studio acts as a thinktank and workshop, where design and designers play active roles in shaping the future. Studio Technogeographies is part of the bachelor programme at the Design Academy Eindhoven and was established in 2021. This exhibition presents design projects developed during the first semester of the academic year 2023/2024, with the theme 'industry' as a guide. In this, students have explored various observations, ranging from our bodies to software, and from the transformation of resources to control mechanisms.
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July 2024 At Page Not Found, The Hague, The Netherlands
(exhibition design)
Artistic direction by Amandine Nana, supported by Mariama Conteh.
Furniture and graphic design by Victoire Coustilières under guidance of Ola Vasiljeva, production by Jacob Wallett.
Transplantation Library: Reading Hall
July 2024 At Page Not Found, The Hague, The Netherlands
(exhibition design)
Artistic direction by Amandine Nana, supported by Mariama Conteh.
Furniture and graphic design by Victoire Coustilières under guidance of Ola Vasiljeva, production by Jacob Wallett.
"Transplantation Library: Reading Hall" immerses the visitors in arich display of images, texts, and sounds, inviting them toexperience the journey of an Afropean art institution in themaking. The exhibition underscores the importance ofdocumenting the present and archiving cultural practices anddiscourses through manifestos.
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Textiel Museum x Reframing Textiles
February, March 2025 At Textiel Museum Tilburg
(group exhibition)
Projects by Victoire Coustilieres, Nikki Krul, Maya Stimpfl, Adel Toth, Lilas Patard, Leonie Hillman, Mary Maloshenko, Josquin Fromange, Sam van Dok, Yukyung Kim
In the autumn of 2024, fourth-year students who follow the focus module Textiles at the Design Academy Eindhoven will be able to realise a project in collaboration with the Lab's product developers. Research, experimentation and design are central to the work at the TextielLab and the students are offered a wide spectrum of both traditional and new techniques and materials. They use the industrial machines and work with the experienced product developers to develop prototypes, as do the professional users of the Textiel Lab. They also get feedback on their design from the yarn specialist, the curator and the librarian of the museum. In this way, they not only get an insight into the professional world of the Lab, but can also make use of the other expertise present in the TextielMuseum.
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