Design Academy Eindhoven Graduate Show 2011

 

Trade Union by Rachel Griffin 

"While the vessels are hand-woven using age-old techniques,they are made from an industrially produced strach-based bioplastic called Solanyl.This new 'natural' material is the bridge between industry and craft."

 

Forgotten memory by Jetske Visser

"What is a teapot whn you no longer what a teapot is? How does person suffering from dementia experience his or her surroundings?"

Reverie by Anne Vader

"Embroidery still has an old-fashioned reputation, yet it is technique that offers a lot of inspiration and relaxation"  

Paraffin Table by Tom Gottelier

"Usually, hot pan on a new tabletop is not such a good idea. But in this case, the demage incurred can be undone. Simply plug th table into an electric socket and the surface will melt and repair itself"

Take your Pick around Town by Elma Roelvink "Feast from the city."

City Music by Akko Goldenbeld

"(...) has created scale model of Eindhoven and assigned it the role of sound recorder. The buildings create the score" 

Creatures by Nyke van Bijnen

"The vases developed out of experiments involving textile and epoxy; transparency and different layers add a unique colour to each vase."

Landscape by Yuko Miyazaki 

"(...) incorporated mini-Landscape with different natural features into a personal workplace to revive flagging concentrationn and inspiration"

Wooden Textiles by Lenneke Langenhuijsen

"A unique property of the material is that, unlike regular textiles, it can be moulded to hold any given shape, until it seamlessly assumes 3d characteristics."

Shoe Shelf by Sebastian Goldschmidtboing"An imprefect shoe solution"

 

House Wine by Sabine Marcelis

"a user-friendly, beautifully designed installation that does not take up too muh space.(...) celebrates the wine-making process by offering it a place inside our living space"

 

Mine Kafon by Massoud Hassani

"A wind-powered demining device." 

 











 BranchBox by Rob Willems
"Reconfigurable branches for books." 

 

No Size / My Size by Maya Zimmermann

"with the help of 3d scan of your body,a personalised cardboard tailor's dummy is made. Any clothes that do not fit well can be adjusted on the dummy.(...)makes it possible to make fashions fit you not vice versa."

all texts are from exhibition's leaflets