Podcasts about Design Academy Eindhoven

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2022 60:52

The objects designed by Formafantasma often function as tools to enter a conversation rather than being the outcome of their in-depth research processes. Looking beyond common definitions, they consider all the ecology that goes around the discipline - like infrastructures of material extraction and distribution - a design issue. In the 50th episode of the Hurra Hurra Podcast, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin are talking with Christian Zöllner about ways to engage with “objects as world makers” within “The School of the Untold” at the Design Campus Dresden or with their students in the GEO-Design master's program at Design Academy Eindhoven.

Conducting Design with Raf De Keninck

The Power of Music Thinking

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2022 49:27

My guest today is Raf De Keninck, executive member, director of education, research, and organisation of the Design Academy Eindhoven - one of the world's leading design schools. And Raf is also a performing musician, clarinet player and conductor. He played, for example, at the beginning of the 2000s, 300 concerts a year. We start with sharing the incredible dreams he had as a child and a unique ritual he did in his adolescent years. And we get some insights into his leadership skills, for example, the advantages of having an outside view, combined with excellent listening skills and the practice of 'not knowing' and how to let inspiration flow in two ways. So, when you are open, then people will also be open. We talk about leading and following, and Raf explains what it means as a conductor to have a total overview and a well-defined score and how you can lead without explicitly leading. And there is another story of a conductor shouting at an orchestra and how the musicians were teaching him a lesson. “Every time you play, rehearse or perform, you learn something.” Show notes and how to connect with Raf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rafdekeninck/ Design Academy Eindhoven website: https://www.designacademy.nl/ Personal website: https://www.rafdekeninck.nl/ Mahler 8th Symphony (Director: Georg Solti) on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/51GmsdrdDSuwM9gTTS23Xg?si=Uyq4tbLhRGWvHAzoWZknLg Ligeti Chamber Concerto (Raf is talking about the most inspiring piece for organisations and leading and following): https://open.spotify.com/album/46e15cKAuwDSwyIrTDeDk4?si=YJdzj6ZiRtua0_gfvV-H0g John Cage 4'33' recording from the first Design Thinkers Conference: https://creativecompanion.wordpress.com/2017/11/20/i-invite-you-to-listen-music-thinking-in-service-design/ Do you like books? Check out the new book: The Power of Music Thinking and get stories, explanations and exercises to apply music thinking. Buy The Power of Music Thinking More like this Please subscribe to the podcast and listen to the latest episode of The Power of Music Thinking. The Power of Music Thinking is brought to you by CREATIVE COMPANION specialised in facilitating leaders, teams and organisations in customer experience, change and innovation. Check out their website

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50 Hurra Hurra x Johanna Seelemann

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 19, 2022 59:34

Von Halle über Reykjavík an die Design Academy in Eindhoven - Die konzeptionelle Designpraxis von BURG Alumna Johanna Seelemann ist geprägt durch die spezifischen lokalen Kontexte und unterschiedlichen Designkulturen ihrer Ausbildungsstätten. In Folge 50 des Hurra Hurra Podcasts spricht sie mit Christian Zöllner über die Potentiale lokaler Materialien, Produkte die niemals fertig werden, zukünftige Formen der Produktion und über Conceptual Design als eine Art praktizierter Designtheorie.

Future Storage: From Mineral Extraction to Data Forestry

Unfrozen

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2022 42:15

Marina Otero, head of the Social Design Masters Program at Design Academy Eindhoven, Netherlands, is the winner of the Harvard Graduate School of Design's 2022 Wheelwright Prize. Her study, Future Storage: Architectures to Host the Metaverse, will examine new architecture paradigms for storing data, and how reimagining digital infrastructures could meet the unprecedented demands facing the world today. Intro: Lithium, by Nirvana Discussed: The Stack, Benjamin Bratton Ingrid Burrington Tubes, Andrew Blum Grow Your Own Cloud DNA as a storage medium Seed banks for data A data garden in Eindhoven Destinations: - Singapore: Had a ban on data centers for a number of years; are seaborne and underwater data centers an option? Floating solar farms? - Darwin, Australia: Data governance – the first indigenous-led data center. Who has access to the data? Who owns it? - Nigeria: Woman-led crypto-tech communities. Positioning themselves against the corporations that are bringing the infrastructure, so they can set up their own. - Chile: Lithium extraction, new Humboldt Cable to New Zealand and Australia. - Iceland and Sweden: Questions connected to industry and energy. Use of new infrastructures. In Sweden, one data center is also a club. - California: Where new storage media are being developed. Outro: A Forest, by The Cure

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Episode 23: Marina Otero Verzier

Ahali Conversations with Can Altay

Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2022 71:04

Marina Otero Verzier is an architect, researcher and curator, who is also the current Head of the MA in Social Design program at Design Academy Eindhoven. Until very recently, she was the director of research at the Het Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam. Her work touches on many socio-political and environmental dimensions of design and cultural production; as well as the emergence of new paradigms for institutions. Together with Marina we unpack what designing the social might mean, and we explore the outer reaches of architectural research; both in the political and ecological realms. I think her particular mix of cautious optimism and her introspective openness allows us to reflect on how culture can be put to work, both in everyday life and in the sites of knowledge production, whether it's the museum, the school, or the archive.EPISODE NOTES & LINKSMarina Otero Verzier is an architect. She was formerly Director of Research at Het Nieuwe Instituut (HNI), the Dutch Institute for Architecture, Design, and Digital Culture. She is the Department Head of the MA in Social Design at Design Academy Eindhoven. https://www.designacademy.nl/p/about-dae/community/marina-otero-verzierDesign Academy Eindhoven is an interdisciplinary educational institute for art, architecture, and design in Eindhoven, Netherlands. https://www.designacademy.nl/Het Nieuwe Instituut is a cultural centre in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. It focuses on architecture, design, and digital culture.https://hetnieuweinstituut.nl/homeThe term “canon” pops up quite often, it refers to cultural works (books, buildings, etc) that come to be accepted as exceptional and set the criteria for good work. Canon has the same root as Kanun, or Qanun, which means the rule, or the law. So in a way, these works become unquestionable. Cartesian Grid refers to grids often used in architecture as the basis for organizing spatial form, as composed of squares (or cubes) aligned with the Cartesian coordinate axes. Cartesian coordinate axes exist in a coordinate system that specifies each point uniquely by a pair of numerical coordinates, which are the signed distances to the point from two fixed perpendicular oriented lines, measured in the same unit of length. Conceived as a spa resort, the exhibition Lithium took place in 2020 at Het Nieuwe. It delved into the beneficial and destructive aspects of the eternal human search for energy and reflected on the role of the chemical element lithium in powering today's economy. https://lithium.hetnieuweinstituut.nl/enMore-than-human is an edited volume by Andres Jacque, Marina, and our previous guest Lucia Pietroiusti. https://research-development.hetnieuweinstituut.nl/en/morethanhumanCoauthored by Marina, Drone: Unmanned. Architecture and Security Series investigates the relationship between drone technology, cultural production, and forms of surveillance and violence.“Architecture of Appropriation” was an exhibition developed by Het Nieuwe in 2017 that asked questions about squatting from various perspectives including squatters, artists, and architects. https://hetnieuweinstituut.nl/en/press-releases/architecture-appropriation#:~:text=Architecture%20of%20Appropriation%20is%20designed,Architecture%2C%20Design%20and%20Digital%20Culture.The Dutch Pavilion at the Biennale Architettura 2018 was titled “Work, Body, Leisure”. The exhibition was about the spatial configurations, living conditions, and notions of the human body engendered by disruptive changes in labor, its ethos, and its conditions. https://work-body-leisure.hetnieuweinstituut.nl/Studio-X is a Columbia University project that appeared in various cities as laboratories for exploring the future of cities—producing events, research projects, pop-up exhibitions, and publications. Marina previously worked as Director of Programming.https://www.arch.columbia.edu/studio-xThe Master Program in Social Design at the Design Academy Eindhoven focuses on new social roles for designers attuned to contemporary ecological and social challenges. https://www.designacademy.nl/p/study-at-dae/masters/social-designCan Altay was the Head of the Industrial Design Department at Istanbul Bilgi University between 2012 -2019. Kombucha is a fermented, lightly effervescent, sweetened black or green tea drink.A biomaterial is a substance that has been engineered to interact with biological systems for a medical purpose, either a therapeutic or a diagnostic one. Stephen Wright is a writer and gardener. His works and thought on artistic activity redefining cultural practices in response to permaculture and ecological thinking are influential for the Ahali Community. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode-1-stephen-wrightAna Devic is a curator, writer, and teacher Ana Dević and a member of the curatorial collective What, How and from Whom (WHW). Find more about Ana in Episode 21. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode21-ana-devicNato Thompson is a curator and the founder of the Alternative Art School. Head over to Episode 18 to discover more. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode-18-nato-thompsonAhali Conversations' Episode 14 is a great episode to explore his “out of this world” mode of thought. Jerzsy Seymour conceives of design as the creation of situations, such as the relationship we have with the constructed and the natural world, with other people, and with ourselves, and is as much about the inhabitation of the planet as the inhabitation of the mind.Amal Alhaag is a curator and researcher.Vasıf Kortun is a curator, educator and writer. He was the guest of Ahali Conversations Episode 6. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode-6-vasif-kortunHeman Chong is an artist, curator, and writer who creates texts, objects, installations, and situations in order to investigate the manner through which individuals form associations between objects in their environments. https://www.hemanchong.com/Staying with the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene is a 2016 book by Donna Haraway, published by Duke University Press.Lucia Pietroiusti is a curator whose work intersects art, ecology, and systems in her work. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode-16-lucia-pietroiustiKathrin Böhm is an artist whose practice focuses on the collective re-production of public space; on economy as a public realm; and the everyday as a starting point for culture. Episode 13 to get to know her better. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode-13-kathrinbohmDoughnut Economics explores the mindset and ways of thinking needed by humanity to thrive in the 21st century. https://doughnuteconomics.org/about-doughnut-economicsACCESS SERVER is a digital tool developed by MELT that addresses the unequal inclusion of disabled people in art institutions. It will be a website that provides email templates and a modest fee per email to support disabled people's access requests. https://research-development.hetnieuweinstituut.nl/en/het-nieuwe-instituuts-call-fellows-2021-jury-reportAhali Conversations' Episode 10 featured Chus Martinez. She is a curator and teacher. https://www.ahali.space/episodes/episode-10-chusmartinezEvanescent Institutions is the title of Marina's PhD. Thesis. This work would be helpful to think about how public cultural institutions should resituate themselves in the 21st century. Misiones Pedagógicas (The Pedagogical Missions) was a socio-pedagogical project committed to social justice. It fostered educational renewal and was active between 1931 - 1936. The Franco dictatorship (dictadura franquista) took place between 1939 and 1975 when Francisco Franco ruled Spain with the title Caudillo. After his death in 1975, Spain transitioned into a democracy. Cátedra Ambulante Francisco Franco was a mobile propaganda project which appropriated Misiones Pedagógicas' ideas about reaching small towns and villages through on-site activities.This season of Ahali Conversations is supported by the “Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts”. The Graham provides project-based grants to foster the development and exchange of diverse and challenging ideas about architecture and its role in the arts, culture, and society. This episode was also supported by a Moon & Stars Project Grant from the American Turkish Society.This episode was recorded on Zoom on March 10th, 2022. Interview by Can Altay. Produced by Aslı Altay & Sarp Renk Özer. Music by Grup Ses.

Oscar Peña of StudioIlse - If Not Now Then When?

If Not Now Then When?

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2022 50:24

For this episode I spoke with globally renowned industrial designer Oscar Peña, and we focused the chat on supporting young creatives! Oscar has a huge respect for the human experience and this episode covers the concept of mentoring and giving back to a younger generation. It celebrates the idea of a non-linear career path, taking calculated risks and the concept of ‘playing seriously'. Originally from Columbia, Oscar moved to the US and then Europe to lead the ‘Man and Activity' programme for 23 years at the Design Academy Eindhoven which is recognised as one of the most progressive design schools in the world. His wife Ilse Crawford, a globally respected Interior Designer was Head of the ‘Man and Wellbeing' department there too. Oscar was also Global Creative Director of Philips Lighting and is now Co-Principle alongside Ilse who founded Studioilse in 2003. Studioilse comprises of an exceptionally skilled team spanning interior design, product design, architecture, creative direction, strategy, and writing. For me, I realised that supporting young creatives in recognising their values and aims is not only hugely rewarding, but so important for the future of our industry. I want to teach people that it isn't a negative thing to take detours and find yourself on a different career path from the original plan. The mantra of ‘If Not Now Then When?” is to appreciate opportunities that come your way as not everyone has that luxury. Your journey will be influenced by experiences gained and should be as individual as you are! www.studioilse.com | @studioilse_ | @designacademyeindhoven | @abstractdesign www.inntw.co.uk | @ifnotnowthen_when | #INNTWstories

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029 | TNW Podcast (formerly MAKER AMSTERDAM Podcast) - Afaina de Jong

True North World Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 20, 2021 59:04

Afaina de Jong is a Surinamese-Dutch architect based in Amsterdam. She possesses a unique design aesthetic that fuses various international design practices with an underpinning of feminine African design and cultural principles. Afaina bases her distinctive approach to modern and contemporary architecture on the perspective that good design is for everyone and should be accessible to everyone. Working from her down-to-earth design studio, AFARAI, in Amsterdam's historic Jordaan neighborhood, Afaina most recently designed the groundbreaking "Slavery" exhibit for the principal Dutch National museum, The Rijksmuseum. Four years in the making, this exhibit was the first of its kind in the Netherlands. While heading her design studio, Afaina has been designated as Head of Masters in Contextual Design at Design Academy Eindhoven. We enjoyed sitting down with Afaina in her Amsterdam studio, and we invite you to listen in on our conversation. AFARAI is an Amsterdam-based architectural agency specializing in spatial design and strategy, led by architect Afaina de Jong. The studio aims to cross the boundaries of the traditional architecture practice by dealing with the existing city with an intersectional and interdisciplinary approach, integrating theory and research with design. As a studio, AFARAI considers itself a feminist practice that encourages change on social and spatial issues and accommodates differences. Source: http://www.afarai.com/about Special Thanks to: Photo credits: Kwadwo Amfo Kwadwo Amfo on Instagram A heartfelt thank you to Vangelis Pavlidis of Sanit Mils Records for providing us with the beautiful song, “A L'autre bout de monde” by Bleu Reine. Merci mille fois Bleu Reine - Sanit Mils Records on Facebook and Instagram - BLEU REINE on Facebook and Instagram Orlando Jousset for audio production and copy layout for this episode

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026 | MAKER AMSTERDAM Podcast - Afaina de Jong

MAKER AMSTERDAM

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 20, 2021 59:04

Afaina de Jong is a Surinamese-Dutch architect based in Amsterdam. She possesses a unique design aesthetic that fuses various international design practices with an underpinning of feminine African design and cultural principles. Afaina bases her distinctive approach to modern and contemporary architecture on the perspective that good design is for everyone and should be accessible to everyone. Working from her down-to-earth design studio, AFARAI, in Amsterdam's historic Jordaan neighborhood, Afaina most recently designed the groundbreaking "Slavery" exhibit for the principal Dutch National museum, The Rijksmuseum. Four years in the making, this exhibit was the first of its kind in the Netherlands. While heading her design studio, Afaina has been designated as Head of Masters in Contextual Design at Design Academy Eindhoven. We enjoyed sitting down with Afaina in her Amsterdam studio, and we invite you to listen in on our conversation. AFARAI is an Amsterdam-based architectural agency specializing in spatial design and strategy, led by architect Afaina de Jong. The studio aims to cross the boundaries of the traditional architecture practice by dealing with the existing city with an intersectional and interdisciplinary approach, integrating theory and research with design. As a studio, AFARAI considers itself a feminist practice that encourages change on social and spatial issues and accommodates differences. Source: http://www.afarai.com/about Special Thanks to: Photo credits: Kwadwo Amfo Kwadwo Amfo on Instagram A heartfelt thank you to Vangelis Pavlidis of Sanit Mils Records for providing us with the beautiful song, “A L'autre bout de monde” by Bleu Reine. Merci mille fois Bleu Reine - Sanit Mils Records on Facebook and Instagram - BLEU REINE on Facebook and Instagram Orlando Jousset for audio production and copy layout for this episode

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234.ENG the One Minute City - Dan Hill

Urbanistica

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2021 102:15

Dan Hill (Director of Strategic Design at Vinnova. Professor at Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Visiting Prof at UCL Bartlett and Design Academy Eindhoven, Adjunct Prof at RMIT. Mayor of London Design Advocate)Enjoy your listening. Let's connect and talk further about this episodeMustafa Sherif LinkedinKeep Up the Good Work.Keep Loving Cities❤️️.Follow Urbanistica and let's get in touch:Urbanistica InstagramUrbanistica FacebookUrbanistica Youtube channelThanks to Urbanistica Podcast partner AFRY.AFRY is an international engineering and design company providing sustainable solutions in the fields of energy, industry and infrastructure. Read more about AFRY https://afry.com/enVisit Mustafasherif.com for collaborations and nominations.Note: the sound quality of #UrbanisticaPodcast s' episodes that are recorded during #COVID19 time might not be perfect. Due to the online recording and the use of different types of microphones by guests and #MustafaSherif. Thank you so much for understanding and listening. Stay safe ! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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EP08 De chemische stoffen PFAS zitten overal, maar er is hoop, met designer Emy Bensdorp

Future Visions

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 20, 2021 39:24

Vandaag luister je naar Emy Bensdorp. Emy heeft onderzoek gedaan naar PFAS, dit is een verzamelnaam voor chemische stoffen die door de mens zijn gemaakt. Emy is op zoek gegaan naar een manier om het op te ruimen uit de natuur, en heeft hier een oplossing voor bedacht. Van een afstudeerproject aan de Design Academy Eindhoven heeft Emy hier inmiddels haar eigen bedrijf van gemaakt: Claybens. Emy heeft innovatieve oplossing ontwikkeld om met PFAS vervuilde kleigrond om te zetten in schone keramische materialen en producten. Door dit te doen, kunnen de gifstoffen in onze omgeving worden geëlimineerd en tegelijkertijd kunnen er lokale (bouw) materialen van worden gemaakt. Deze week kun je haar bezoeken op Dutch Design Week 2021! Check @emy_bensdorp En haar website https://www.claybens.nl/ Als je je wilt aanmelden voor de digitale trendpresentatie op 28 oktober, check dan vooral deze link; https://bit.ly/3AgdexI Met de code 'IKBENERBIJ' krijg je een 33% early bird korting! (Eindigt 21 oktober) Instagram: @renske.mennen Website: www.renskemennen.com Email: info@renskemennen.com Muziek: HaTom - Naya https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCP0mspCfS4

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#164: Marije Vogelzang – Eating Designer, The Dutch Institute of Food and Design

Wild Business Growth Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2021 43:56

Marije Vogelzang, the Founder of The Dutch Institute of Food and Design and Head of Studio Living Matter at Design Academy Eindhoven, joins the show to share her journey from wanting to play with food as a kid to playing with food for her career. Hear the most fascinating food design experiments Marije has produced, why our lips are so important to the eating experience, what it's like eating hairy tofu, how to take notes in the shower, and the most difficult Dutch word to pronounce. Connect with Marije on Instagram at @Marije_Vogelzang and MarijeVogelzang.NL

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Play · Voices From the Atelier PDB'21

Sumo

Play Episode Play 15 sec Highlight Listen Later Jun 21, 2021 24:33

The modernity that came with the post-war period and dominated the second half of the 20th century, looked kindly at the concept of Play. Play was widely seen as a valuable tool for the development of children and for the prevention of delinquency.In our time, there has been a resurgence of interest in the use of Play as a factor in the planning of community, social environments and interfaces that promote life quality and growing of creative and responsible citizens.For Johan Huizinga, the dutch historian, we say that a civilisation becomes more serious as it becomes structurally more complex and sophisticated. This is when contact with PLAY is completely lost.To help me better understand the importance of Play in design I invited Marta Rios. A recently graduated designer from the Social Design master's program at the Design Academy Eindhoven with a work that balances between design and comedy. I also invited designer, artist and curator Erik Kessels to help me understand how Play can help us look differently at things.

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17 - Artists Interviews - Nasi - Making Failing a goal and Healing from Perfectionism

Born to Create

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 15, 2021 34:03

Nasi is a 27 year old Dutch artist who works with mixed media on paper. The main material she uses is watercolours, but inks, acrylics and oil pastels are also included in her works. The subjects of her artworks are critical thoughts towards contemporary society or herself, often related to the problems with the ‘stone-age mind' (i.e. the discrepancy between contemporary society and our biology). In her work she explores deep emotions, trauma's and existential questions and tries to put them into a context which open up conversations around these taboos.Artistic Curriculum Vitae2021 May 30 - 'When Words Fail' juried online exhibition at visionaryartcollective. Curated by Grace Lang. 2020 - Shortlisted at the FIDA global fashion illustration & drawing awards. Category: The Figure. Artwork: Nemesis of Individuality.2019 - Designer of Van Kan Coaching (InDesign) 2014 - 2016 Designer and Illustrator of TIS magazine for interdisciplinary students of the University of Amsterdam (InDesign) 2014 - Propedeuse obtained at Design Academy Eindhoven."I used to be creative and go to an arts education, but perfectionism killed my creativity and made me stop creating for years. When I got into an unfortunate accident I had to learn overcoming perfectionism, since rehabilitation or revalidation asks for growth through failure. There is absolutely no way up without having regular downs, because that is where the true growth happens. Applying this in my art helped me finally overcome art blocks (although they still occur) and keep creating and sharing!'First of all I was intrigued by her unique artistic style and drawn to her eerie and beautful figures she draws. To me they feel like an abstraction of daily emotions and express a feel made me curious to get to know the artist behind it. I then was soon captured by her story of overcoming the repercussions of an accident through the exploration and authentic interaction with herself and her true creative expression. In this episode we are talking about the impact of perfectionism on overall health and wellbeing in life and how owning ones true unique way of being in life has an instant effect of healing....You can find Nasi under the following Social Pages:https://www.nasiart.com/contactInstagram: @nasi_art_TikTok: @nasi_art_Website: www.nasiart.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/borntocreatepodcast/message

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9. Voeg creativiteit toe aan je ambacht. Met vooraper Friso Wiersma.

MonkeyTalk

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2021 48:57

Deze MonkeyTalk designer Friso Wiersma (https://www.family-w.nl) aan het woord. Wat heeft hij geleerd van de Design Academy Eindhoven, hoe past hij dat nu toe bij IKEA. Friso is de enige buitenlandse vaste designer en zijn ontwerpen zijn over de hele wereld te koop. Hoe word je een eigen merk? Heel wat ZZP-ers kampen met deze vraag en het is ook best moeilijk om daar authentiek voor te gaan staan.Kijk voor meer inspiratie en hulp daarbij op www.thezooooo.comStaat er bij jou op het werk een olifant in de kamer? Stuur dan een mail naar oppasser@thezooooo.com. Beschrijf de olifant en wie weet wordt jouw olifant uit de kamer gehaald in een volgende aflevering.Met MonkeyTalk wil ik graag je creativiteit opporren en aanwakkeren. Want iedereen is creatief en de wereld heeft jouw creativiteit hard nodig. Met MonkeyTalk deel ik mijn ervaring en netwerk, en wil ik je inspireren en concrete tips geven. Ik hoop dat je hersenen even worden uitgelaten als je de aflevering luistert. Om daarna weer fris, fruitig en creatief de wereld in te gaan. Met deze aangewakkerde creativiteit ben je dan zelf ook een inspirerende vooraper. Daar hoop ik op. En vraag ik je vooral te doen.Is dat nou gebeurd en ben je enthousiast? Wil je meer weten over MonkeyTalk, MonkeyDo, ons innovatie-spelprogramma, over de voorapers, over Irene Koel, uitleg & doe workshops en leerzame, energierijke motivatie-praatjes? Kijk dan op www.thezooooo.com, daar vind je alles.Wil je vriend worden van MonkeyTalk? Geweldig, dat kan ook.Hoe? Kijk op https://petje.af/monkeytalkVoor 3 Euro per maand, zeg 1 kopje cappuccino bij een hippe koffiezaak, steun je de show. Bij 100 petjes gaan we iets leuks doen voor de petjes.

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27 Hurra Hurra x Judith Seng

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Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2021 72:08

Was wäre, wenn wir auf Produktion schauten, als ob es ein Tanz wäre? Wenn wir die Prozesse des Alltags als gestaltete Choreografie begreifen würden und seine Artefakte als Spuren von Handlungen, statt Objekt gewordene Gebrauchsanleitungen? In dieser Folge des Hurra Hurra Podcast sprechen Christian Zöllner und die Designerin Judith Seng über Choreografie als erweiterte Gestaltungsmethode und erörtern, was Prozessdesign und Gärtnern gemeinsam haben.

Simone Farresin on Formafantasma and radical design

On Design with Justyna Green

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2021 48:15

Simone Farresin is the co-founder of Formafantasma, a research-based design studio that investigates the ecological, historical, political and social forces shaping the discipline of design today. In our conversation, we discuss the studio’s trajectory across over a decade since its inception. We dive into the three aspects of the studio – its research work, commercial projects and work in the field of education, heading up the Geo-Design department at Design Academy Eindhoven. We also discuss the challenges and opportunities around long-term sustainable approach to design. Mentioned in the episode: - Formafantasma's new website - Geo-Design at Design Academy Eindhoven - Cambio exhibition - Ore Streams This episode was presented by Justyna Green. Follow Justyna on Instagram. Production by Green Podcast Productions. To get new weekly On Design podcast episodes directly in your inbox, sign up to our newsletter at https://ondesignpodcast.com/newsletter.

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Live Baatein Session with Pawel Pokutycki

Baatein

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 25, 2021 32:38

About the guest: Pawel Pokutycki @pawelpokutycki is an interaction designer, creative technologist, researcher and lecturer at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague and Design Academy Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Follow @pawelpokutycki : https://www.instagram.com/pawelpokutycki/ Hosted by Tushar Hosur Follow @ ayellowfetish: https://www.instagram.com/ayellowfetish/ Presented by Baatein: Baatein, which translates to ‘a conversation' is the National Institute of Design's unique interactive platform to learn and share. From telling us about your experiences and passions to showcasing what you do; it can be anything you want it to be! All links available: @https://linktr.ee/baatein.nid Follow us on Instagram: @baatein.nid: https://www.instagram.com/baatein.nid/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel: @www.youtube.com/c/BaateinNID Follow us on LinkedIn: @https://www.linkedin.com/company/baatein-nid

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Debate Ep#06 - 29/03/2021 - Tecnologia na Cena

da ideia à luz

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2021 136:48

Guilherme Bonfanti é Light Designer paulista e atua também na atua como Diretor, desde a década de 70, desenvolveu dezenas de projetos de iluminação e direção para produções de todo o país. Destacam-se em seu curriculum entre direção e iluminação óperas, espetáculos de dança, exposições, arquitetura, shows. É um dos fundadores do Teatro da Vertigem junto com Antonio Araujo. Trabalhou com diversos profissionais entre eles: Gabriel Villela, Miguel Fallabela, Jean Claude Bernardet, Paulo Miklos, Titas, Zeca Baleiro, Criolo, O Terno, Helio Eichbauer, Gringo Cardia, Paulo Mendes da Rocha, Isay Weinfeld . Ricky Seabra é performer, designer e pesquisador formado em Comunicação Visual pela Parsons School of Design e tem mestrado em Pesquisa em Design pela Design Academy Eindhoven na Holanda. É um contador de histórias multimídia e nos seus espetáculos ele combina design e ativismo para falar de política, memória e poesia. Criou vários espetáculos com os diretores Andrea Jabor e Dirk Verstockt. Viveu em Washington, Nova York, Amsterdam, Rio de Janeiro, e Crato no cariri cearense onde dirigiu o Museu Histórico do Crato. Lá soube da existência da lingua extinta dos índios kariri que ele vem pesquisando desde então. Ano passado lançou um dicionário online da língua kariri e atualmente organiza grupos de estudo para reavivar a língua. Quando a pandemia acabar pretende levar esta pesquisa kariri para o palco. Gonzalo Soldi é Arquiteto, formado pela Universidade Nacional de Engenharia - UNI é uma universidade pública localizada na cidade de Lima, Peru. Realizou treinamento na Escola Nacional de Circo, em Moutreal, e possui diplomação técnica em Produção Teatral pela Escola Nacional de Teatro do Canadá Fundador e diretor do Hub Studio. HUB é um estúdio criativo especializado em design, direção e produção de experiências multissensoriais. Por meio de uma abordagem teatral única, o HUB usa tecnologias criativas para tocar e contar histórias no palco e em espaços públicos e privados. HUB Studio assina muitos projetos nas artes cênicas, instalações artísticas temporárias ou permanentes, bem como marketing experiencial.

Episode 6 - Social Design w. Michael Kaethler

Bevel: Canadian Interiors Conversations

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2021 54:17

“When you start to deconstruct or question design, all sorts of questions emerge: How does design affect our behaviour, our use of resources, our choices and freedoms to participate in social, political or economic decision-making, and the extent to which we feel we have agency over our lives?” That is a point raised by Jan Boelen, a curator, educator and researcher in art and design who has been the head of the Master's department of Social Design at the Design Academy Eindhoven since 2010. Jan is one of the co-editors of a provocative new book titled Social Matter, Social Design, a collection of essays that explore uncanny, even disconcerting connections and assumptions about design, and challenge designers to incorporate a more nuanced and complex reading of how the social is intertwined with the material. In this episode of Bevel, we chat with Michael Kaethler, a sociologist of design whose work focuses on the transmission, production and embodiment of knowledge in art and design-oriented practices, and is a co-editor of this new book.

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#102 - Pauline Esparon, un nouveau regard sur le lin

Où est le beau ?

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2021 38:46

Design poétique, frugal et intuitif, voilà de quoi définir en quelques mots le sublime travail rempli de sens de la jeune designer Pauline Esparon que l'on rencontre dans cet épisode. Diplômée de la Design Academy Eindhoven, Pauline ré-explore les matières brutes avec une sensibilité incroyable et vous verrez, nos sens sont littéralement troublés ! Elle travaille les matériaux naturels que l'on connait (trop) bien mais pour lesquels pourtant, de très nombreux champs d'utilisation restent encore inexploités. Elle n'utilise que les ressources qui sont disponibles localement, en abondance et dont l'extraction n'impacte pas l'environnement. C'est notamment le cas du lin pour lequel elle réveille son coté lainé, très loin de ce que l'on a l'habitude de voir pour du lin.. et c'est très beau !! Pareil pour le lino qui, dans sa recette primaire, est entièrement écologique et que Pauline est venu revisiter pour habiller des fauteuils que l'on pourrait croire en cuir. Cette conversation est un véritable appel à la créativité et au ralliement autour de ces matériaux vivants sous estimés ou passés de mode. Pauline crée le beau et le conjugue au bon sens.. un vrai réenchantement de notre rapport aux matériaux ! Cet épisode a été réalisé grâce à la complicité de Plendi by Vinci Construction. >> SUIVEZ MOI SUR INSTAGRAM @ouestlebeau >> Le compte instagram de pauline : @paulineesparon >> Le site de pauline : www.paulinesparon.com >> Pour écouter les épisodes : Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer et sur le site Elle Deco >> Inscrivez-vous à la NEWSLETTER pour recevoir (2x mois) le beau dans votre boite mail >> CREDITS Où est le beau ? est un Podcast créé et réalisé par Hélène Aguilar Edition et montage : Paco Del Rosso Identité graphique : Catherine Sofia

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Marco Petroni e Letizia Olivari - Contemporaneamente a cura di Mariantonietta Firmani

Artribune

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2021 65:39

In questo audio vi proponiamo il prezioso dialogo con Marco Petroni e Letizia Olivari. Con gli autori parliamo di design e comunicazione, di scuola e impresa. Di progettazione che non è disegnare un oggetto ma disegnare dei mondi. Di alfabetizzazione alla tecnologia. Di giornalismo ben fatto che aiuta a comprendere il contemporaneo fornendo fonti e dati verificabili. Dell'urgenza di porre le persone al centro, della società economica e politica, e molto altro.Il dialogo è nel podcast Contemporaneamente a cura di Mariantonietta Firmani. Il podcast pensato per Artribune. Incontri tematici con autorevoli interpreti del contemporaneo tra arte e scienza, letteratura, storia, filosofia, architettura, cinema e molto altro. Per approfondire questioni auliche ma anche cogenti e futuribili. Dialoghi straniati per accedere a nuove letture e possibili consapevolezze dei meccanismi correnti: tra locale e globale, tra individuo e società, tra pensiero maschile e pensiero femminile, per costruire una visione ampia, profonda ed oggettiva della realtà.Letizia Olivari è imprenditrice nel settore della comunicazione e delle pubbliche relazioni, con particolare focalizzazione sull'innovazione informatica e digitale. Oggi impegnata in progetti di creazione di community professionali per favorire networking e produzione di contenuti rilevanti. In particolare dal 2012 ha dato vita a CMI Customer Management Insights rivolta ai manager che si occupano di relazione con il cliente. Nel 2015 come US AIDDA partecipa all'organizzazione di Expo 2015. Nel 2018 a HEI Human Experience Insights, rivolta ai manager delle risorse umane.Marco Petroni è teorico e critico del design. Insegna Storia del design, Cultura del progetto e Fenomenologia degli stili presso l'Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli. Collabora con l'edizione online di Domus e cura la rubrica Fabulations per Artribune. Ha diretto il centro di ricerca museale Plart di Napoli dove ha sviluppato progetti curatoriali innovativi ed eventi legati ai temi della cultura del progetto con un approccio transdisciplinare come Botanica di Studio Formafantasma, Naturally combined di Mischer'Traxler, The future of plastic di Officina Corpuscoli e altri. Ha pubblicato vari saggi tra cui: Mondi Possibili, appunti di teoria del design (Edizioni Temporale); Going real, il valore del progetto nell'epoca del postcapitalismo (Planar Books); Il progetto del reale, Il design che non torna alla normalità (postmediabooks). Senior curator design and applied art, writer and lecturer, ha tenuto lezioni presso Naba Milano, Design Academy Eindhoven, London Design Museum, Politecnico di Milano e Università degli studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli dove è stato anche ricercatore.

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EP14 Niek Pulles - Nike's Design Hybrid Global Catalyst Creation

Mountain Collective Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2021 33:38

Niek Pulles (born 1986, Arnhem) is a Dutch contemporary artist. He graduated in 2009 at the Design Academy Eindhoven, establishing studio HEYNIEK in Amsterdam shortly thereafter. In 2016 he moved to Portland, OR where he continues his art and design practice (Nike NSW FUEL / Special projects and innovation). Through the use of inventive material and technology, his work asks us questions about who we are, how we see the future, and how we want to experience it. Having grown up with five brothers in a wildly creative household, Niek maintains a reverence for youthful and unhindered experimentation. His hands-on approach is informed by childhood memories, archetypes, and a ‘need-for-speed' attitude which aims to keep ideas flexible, adaptive, and unconstrained.

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EP8 Ricardo van der Graaf - Brand Strategist

Mountain Collective Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 18, 2020 40:37

Brand strategy in relation to our nature. A great interview with brand strategist Ricardo van der Graaf. Ricardo van der Graaf has a great history of experience with brands such as Amsterdam Fashion Institute, ArtEZ Institute of the Arts, Design Academy Eindhoven, G-Star RAW, Van Gogh Museum and Wrangler Creating relevance starts with understanding the Zeitgeist. Brands only succeed by building memorable associations and leveraging them in a distinctive and meaningful manner. To fathom the consumers you need to connect with, we dive deep into cultures, seeking out early signs of shifting consumer expectations, unlocking the motives behind these changes. We map out these changes, set out a course and challenge your brand to get close to the moments that matter for your consumers.

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Hurra Hurra x Bauhaus mit Ines Glowania

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 14, 2020 32:42

Ein Hurra Hurra Podcast-Special mit den Bauhaus Study Rooms 2020: Wie kann man Menschen für komplexe Informationen begeistern? Josua Roters, Designstudent der Burg Halle, spricht in diesem Exkurs des Hurra Hurra Podcasts mit Bauhaus Lab-Teilnehmerin und Informationsdesignerin Ines Glowania unter anderem über eine virtuelle Reise in den Gazastreifen und von der Problematik des Framings. Wie inklusiv kann Informationsvermittlung sein, gerade aus der „Designbubble“ heraus? Oder einfach gefragt: Für wen gestalten wir eigentlich? #bauhaus #designeducation #informationdesign Ines Glowania ist eine interdisziplinäre Designerin, die sich auf das Designen von investigativen Inhalten fokussiert. In 2019 hat sie ihren Master in Informations-Design an der Design Academy Eindhoven abgeschlossen und arbeitet nun an Projekten, die journalistische Methoden mit Design kombinieren. Ihre informativen Installationen befassen sich mit den politischen, wirtschaftlichen und kulturellen Systemen, in denen wir leben. Sie hat unteranderem im Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven und während der Defense Conference des International Court of Justice in Den Haag ausgestellt und war von September bis Dezember 2020 Teil des Bauhaus Labs, einem Programm für Postgraduierte zum Thema ‚Global Modernism‘.

Future Matter #1 - Callum Copley

Future Matter

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 9, 2020 72:32

Future Matter #1 "ECHO" Written by Callum Copley Narrated by Daan Couzijn Sound and Mixing by Remco Hazewinkel Graphic design by Marick Roy Echo is a work of speculative fiction set in present-day Amsterdam. Through a series of recurring encounters and chance happenings, it tells a story that at its core is a problematization of the notion of individuality and subjectivity. Inspired by Denise Ferreira da Silva's thinking in ‘On Difference Without Separability', Echo attempts to pick up some of the questions raised—rhetorical or otherwise—regarding the conceptual (and literal) possibilities held in discoveries around Quantum Physics. Rather than a speculative future—Echo is a provocation. It is an attempt to use non-classical physics to question the materiality of consciousness and to pose a radical reimagining of agency, relationality, empathy and interdependency. It is an attempt to think through what it means to be connected to someone; what sort of responsibilities does this entail? And how can pushing these dynamics to their extremes reveal what it might mean for new types of being with one and other? Callum Copley is a researcher and writer based between Amsterdam and the UK, examining the political and cultural entanglements of emerging technologies. Through games, film, audio and text, his work explores fiction as a method for both proposing alternative futures as well as enacting radical change in the present. He teaches at the Critical Inquiry Lab (MA) at Design Academy Eindhoven, and the Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam, where he also graduated from the Critical Studies masters program in 2018. He is co-founder of ‘Schemas of Uncertainty' an ongoing research initiative exploring the role of prediction in a contemporary digitized society. He is editor of ‘Reworlding: Ramallah, Short Science Fiction Stories from Palestine' (Onomatopee, 2019), author of the novella ‘φιλία' (2018) and of the collection of short stories ‘Twitchers, Mucklarks and Gravediggers' (2017). futurematter.institute

Back to Earth: Tracing the Roots

Serpentine Galleries

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2020 42:38

What does design look like when it begins from a position of ecological responsibility? What does designing with and for the non-human mean? Host Victoria Sin is joined by Rebecca Lewin, Curator of Exhibitions and Design, together they dive into everything from eco-design led exhibition making, to asking questions about the future of design education and ecological practices. Lewin is joined by Formafantasma, Dunne & Raby and sound works from Black Quantum Futurism. Formafantasma talk about their exhibition at the Serpentine Galleries, Cambio, and the ways in which the project will be intertwined with the Masters course they are initiating at the Design Academy Eindhoven in 2020. Dunne & Raby explore about their relationship to speculative design, the importance of teaching in their practice as designers and the role of museums to communicate radical design thinking. Black Quantum Futurism's sound work Temporal Technologies is part of a series seeking strategies for survival for marginalised peoples in a "high-tech" and oppressive, linear space-time. Image: Formafantasma, still from Quercus, 2020, Video, colour, sound, courtesy of Formafantasma. Back to Earth is supported by Outset Partners' Grant. This episode was produced by Katie Callin at Reduced Listening.

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Slovenský umelec Tomáš Libertíny žije v Holandsku, preslávil sa dielami z včelieho vosku

Slováci v zahraničí

Play Episode Listen Later May 3, 2020 54:02

Tomáš Gabzdil Libertíny sa narodil v Rožňave, ale vyrastal v Košiciach. Študoval na Technickej univerzite v Košiciach so zameraním na inžinierstvo a dizajn. Študoval na University of Washington v Seattli, kde sa venoval maľbe a sochárstvu. Pokračoval v štúdiu maľby a konceptuálneho dizajnu na Vysokej škole výtvarných umení v Bratislave. Po získaní prestížneho štipendia Huygens sa zapísal do magisterského programu na Design Academy Eindhoven, kde v roku 2006 získal titul MFA... Celý článok: https://www.expres.sk/218748/slovensky-umelec-tomas-libertiny-zije-v-holandsku-preslavil-sa-dielami-z-vcelieho-vosku/

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Waarheen, Waarvoor - Laura Cramwinckel | NH Radio

Waarheen, Waarvoor

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2020 47:37

Gast: Laura Cramwinckel, opgeleid als ontwerper aan Design Academy Eindhoven en studeerde religie-wetenschappen in Tilburg. Nu is Laura projectleider Kenniscentrum en educatie bij Museum Tot Zover in Amsterdam, een museum over leven en dood gelegen op de Nieuwe Ooster begraafplaats.

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The Art of Purpose-Driven Design (ft. Erez Nevi Pana) | Ep. 62

Educated Guess: A Podcast for Artists

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 10, 2020 86:20

Erez Nevi Pana is an explorer who uses design as a significant tool to investigate phenomena through material experimentation. Nevi Pana earned his BA in design from the Holon Institute of Technology and a MA from the Design Academy Eindhoven where his thesis focused on the recrystallization of salt. He now practices research and design around the world as a doctoral student investigating the topic of vegan design. For roughly an hour, we discuss a method of creating a purpose-driven design system. Some of the questions we address include: What it means to take stance on waste How to find an integrated value system Understanding the quantifiable benefit to purpose-driven work What the average person should understand about veganism as a practice Tune in. instagram.com/educated__guess educated--guess.com

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Sonic Acts 2019: The Otolith Group and Annie Fletcher – Eastman is the Matter at Hand

Sonic Acts Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 15, 2019 44:28

SONIC ACTS FESTIVAL 2019 – HEREAFTER The Otolith Group and Annie Fletcher – Eastman is the Matter at Hand24 February – De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam, The Netherlands With an introduction by Emily Pethick. From the late 1960s until his death in 1990 at the age of 49, Julius Eastman, the queer African-American avant-garde composer, pianist, vocalist and conductor, wrote and performed compositions whose ecstatic militant minimalism initiated a black radical aesthetic that revolutionised the East Coast’s new music scene of the 1970s and 1980s. No recordings of Eastman’s compositions were released during his lifetime. In January 1980, Julius Eastman was invited by the Music Department at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois to present his compositions Crazy Nigger (1978), Evil Nigger (1979) and Gay Guerrilla (1979). A number of African-American students and one faculty member objected to the titles of Eastman’s compositions. The titles were redacted from the concert programme. Before the concert on 16 January 1980, Eastman delivered a public statement that responded to these objections. The speeches delivered by two speakers in The Otolith Group’s video, The Third Part of the Third Measure (2017) – on display as the installation at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam during the festival – are based on each performer’s adapted transcription of Eastman’s Northwestern statement. This talk by The Otolith Group – Anjalika Sagar and Kodwo Eshun – who will be joined by Annie Fletcher, will focus on the importance of this Afrofuturist artist and expand on ideas in making the film. In May 2019, the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, will present the first large scale solo exhibition of The Otolith Group. The exhibition is curated by Annie Fletcher. Founded by Anjalika Sagar and Kodwo Eshun, The Otolith Group makes films, installations, and performances that are driven by extensive research into the histories of science fiction and the legacies of transnationalism. Their works and curatorial projects explore the temporal anomalies, anthropic inversions and synthetic alienation of the posthuman, the inhuman, the non-human and the anti-human. In 2010 The Otolith Group were nominated for the Turner Prize. Annie Fletcher is the chief curator at the Van Abbemuseum. Her projects include the solo exhibition of Qiu Zhijie, the ten-day project in collaboration with DAI called Becoming More in 2017, a collaborative research project led by Vivian Ziherl called Frontier Imaginaries: Trade Markings in 2018 and a large-scale and travelling museum retrospective of the Otolith Group in 2019. She tutors at De Appel, Amsterdam, Dutch Art Institute, Arnhem and Design Academy Eindhoven. She is part of a team that developed the Museum of Arte Útil with Tania Bruguera in 2013 and continues to develop the Association of Arte Útil today. Other projects include solo exhibitions or presentations with Ahmet Ögut, Hito Steyerl, Sheela Gowda, David Maljković, Jo Baer, Jutta Koether, Deimantas Narkevičius, Minerva Cuevas and long-term projects Be(com)ing Dutch (2006 – 09) and Cork Caucus (2005), both with Charles Esche.

The Kick #23 AFTERPODCAST - For good (6 december 2018)

Inspirerende talks van de sprekers van The Kick Utrecht

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 24, 2019 62:07

6 december was de 23e editie van The Kick met als thema: For good! We luisterden naar ontwerpers, makers en denkers die durven om hedendaagse problemen anders aan te pakken of vorm te geven. We waren te gast in de groene oase van Café Karibu https://www.karibucafe.nl/ Zoals altijd bij The Kick: vier sprekers uit het creatieve vakgebied met elk een presentatie van 10 minuten. In de afterpodcast praten we na het luisteren naar de presentaties na over de spreker en het onderwerp. Dit keer praten we na met Danielle Arets. Danielle is associate lector journalistiek en innovatie aan Fontys hogeschool voor Journalistiek in Tilburg, al 7 jaar associate lector bij Design Academy Eindhoven. https://www.capada.nl/ https://nl.linkedin.com/in/darets De audioproductie van deze podcast is gedaan door: Sounds Like Film www.soundslikefilm.com Shownotes bij de presentaties: 2:26 - Spreker #1 - Pepijn Zurburg gelooft dat je design kan gebruiken om de maatschappij te transformeren. Met What Design Can Do biedt hij een podium voor het impact van design en in zijn nieuwe boek, Designing Activism, staan designers centraal die vechten voor een betere wereld. (What Design Can Do, Design Activism) * What design can do ‘Corporate movie’: https://youtu.be/PAJQKBr-Oh4 * Climate action challenge: https://youtu.be/AO2qZOlJiQY * Mexico City Clean Energy Challenge: https://youtu.be/W3kWJP6Yyaw * www.whatdesigncando.com 15:48 - Spreker #2 - Manon van Hoeckel Een zeer getalenteerd social designer die ontmoetingen ontwerpt. Met haar werk zorgt ze ervoor dat mensen elkaar vaker tegenkomen in de openbare ruimte en dat vreemden met elkaar in gesprek gaan. Misschien ken je haar van ‘Luisterruit’ en ‘In Limbo Embassy’. (VPRO toekomstmakers, Dutch Design Award winnaar) * www.manonvanhoeckel.com 31:17 - Spreker #3 - Wiebe Audenaerd HKU-er, U CREATE Talent en de ontwerper van de ethiekmachine. Je hebt hem misschien al voorbij zien komen bij Dutch Design Week, maar nu komt hij tijdens The Kick vertellen over zijn machine en hoe deze bijdraag aan de vrijheid van de designer. May I ask you a question? * 01:15 start het fragment uit Jurassic Park: https://youtu.be/ldD_4Puw6RM * The ethical dilemma of self driving cars: https://www.ted.com/talks/patrick_lin_the_ethical_dilemma_of_self_driving_cars * http://www.waud.nl/ 45:10 Spreker #4 - Julia Janssen Grafisch designer en onderzoeker. Bedrijven verdienen aan onze data. Waarom werkt dat niet andersom? Julia onderzoekt het eigendomsrecht van data en bedacht een systeem om van data een valuta te maken. (The Attention Fair was te zien op DDW, ontving o.a. funding van SIDN fund for innovative internet projects) * http://www.julia-janssen.nl/

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Leaning Into Uncertainty | Ben Landau | Episode 441

The Potters Cast | Pottery | Ceramics | Art | Craft

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2018 68:10

Alterfact is an experimental design studio created by Lucile Sciallano and Ben Landau in 2014. Since graduating from the Design Academy Eindhoven in 2013, Lucile and Ben have worked in tandem on various issues in different mediums. They explore current and future issues and translate them into installations and objects. In this episode Ben tells us a bit of their story.

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67. Justin McGuirk

Scratching the Surface

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2018 45:02

Justin McGuirk is a writer, critic and curator. He is currently the chief curator at the Design Museum in London and a faculty member in the Design Curating & Writing program at Design Academy Eindhoven. Previously, he was director of Strelka Press, design critic for The Guardian, and the editor of Icon magazine. In 2014, he published Radical Cities: Across Latin America in Search of a New Architecture. In this episode, Justin and I talk about the similarities between writing and curating, modes of criticism, and design's troubled relationship to problem solving. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm.

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58. Alice Twemlow

Scratching the Surface

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 26, 2017 54:29

Alice Twemlow is a design writer, critic, and educator. She was the co-founder and chair of SVA's Design Criticism program in New York City and is now the Head of the Design Curating and Writing Program at the Design Academy Eindhoven. She also recently published the book, Sifting the Trash, which is a fascinating history of design criticism. In this episode, Alice and I talk about her interest in design and writing, the history of design criticism and how its evolved, and the collapsing borders between the various design disciplines. Links from this episode can be found at scratchingthesurface.fm.

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Gestalten.tv (HD) - Joost Grootens

Gestalten

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 25, 2014 2:48

Dutch graphic designer Joost Grootens is an expert at filtering and translating complex data into visually compelling atlases with a narrative. Gestalten.tv met Grootens, who is program leader of the Master of Information Design at the Design Academy Eindhoven, during his recent two-day workshop at Gestalten Space.In our interview he offers some insight on how books—and atlases in particular—let us reach a better understanding of the changing world we live in by stemming the flood of images and data. Very much rooted in design devoted to clarity yet not shy of taking an unconventional approach, Grootens and his team are dedicated to creating contemporary objects that offer their audience the ultimate in information experience. Watch the video.Map enthusiasts might also be interested in our recent book The Map Design Toolbox by Alexander Tibelius: http://shop.gestalten.com/map-design-toolbox.html

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Reusing plastic bags in the Anudando project

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2014 2:00

Discarded plastic bags are spun into fine yarns and then woven into textiles, a technique Michelle Baggerman developed during her graduation period at the Design Academy Eindhoven. By collaborating with Mexican social design organisation Anudando, textile items are made from plastic bag yarn together with craftspeople from regional parts of Mexico who specialise in weaving, crochet and basket making. “The craftsmen we work with are extremely skilled and inventive,” tells Michelle. “By offering them a new material to work with, which can basically be collected from the streets, and taking a new perspective on the different products they make." more info on bureaubaggerman.nl anudando.com

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Reusing plastic bags in the Anudando project

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2014

Discarded plastic bags are spun into fine yarns and then woven into textiles, a technique Michelle Baggerman developed during her graduation period at the Design Academy Eindhoven. By collaborating with Mexican social design organisation Anudando, textile items are made from plastic bag yarn together with craftspeople from regional parts of Mexico who specialise in weaving, crochet and basket making. “The craftsmen we work with are extremely skilled and inventive,” tells Michelle. “By offering them a new material to work with, which can basically be collected from the streets, and taking a new perspective on the different products they make." more info on bureaubaggerman.nl anudando.com

Reusing plastic bags in the Anudando project

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2014 2:00

Discarded plastic bags are spun into fine yarns and then woven into textiles, a technique Michelle Baggerman developed during her graduation period at the Design Academy Eindhoven. By collaborating with Mexican social design organisation Anudando, textile items are made from plastic bag yarn together with craftspeople from regional parts of Mexico who specialise in weaving, crochet and basket making. “The craftsmen we work with are extremely skilled and inventive,” tells Michelle. “By offering them a new material to work with, which can basically be collected from the streets, and taking a new perspective on the different products they make." more info on bureaubaggerman.nl anudando.com

Collective 2, Design Fair NY

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 15, 2014

Steven Learner walks us through Collective 2, Design Fair in New York. Collective is a unique fair in that it focusses solely on collecting design, something strangely missing in the long list of New York City fairs. The combined exhibitions of the Design Academy Eindhoven and Hella Jongerius were welcome as they bring a broader perspective to the whole. But also the variety of galleries enabled visitors to see both current, past and future trends in furniture design. More information on collectivedesignfair.com Music: CHLLNGR "Datter" (creative commons sharealike3.0) Video: Designguide.tv

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Collective 2, Design Fair NY

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 15, 2014 3:00

Steven Learner walks us through Collective 2, Design Fair in New York. Collective is a unique fair in that it focusses solely on collecting design, something strangely missing in the long list of New York City fairs. The combined exhibitions of the Design Academy Eindhoven and Hella Jongerius were welcome as they bring a broader perspective to the whole. But also the variety of galleries enabled visitors to see both current, past and future trends in furniture design. More information on collectivedesignfair.com Music: CHLLNGR "Datter" (creative commons sharealike3.0) Video: Designguide.tv

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Collective 2, Design Fair NY

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 15, 2014 3:00

Steven Learner walks us through Collective 2, Design Fair in New York. Collective is a unique fair in that it focusses solely on collecting design, something strangely missing in the long list of New York City fairs. The combined exhibitions of the Design Academy Eindhoven and Hella Jongerius were welcome as they bring a broader perspective to the whole. But also the variety of galleries enabled visitors to see both current, past and future trends in furniture design. More information on collectivedesignfair.com Music: CHLLNGR "Datter" (creative commons sharealike3.0) Video: Designguide.tv

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The Stone Twins 1/1

Typeradio Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 8, 2013 24:33

We talked to the Irish born Amsterdam-based Stone Twins, consisting of twin brothers Declan and Garech Stone. We obviously talk about their roots and their creative partnership; after 20 years of living and working in Holland, are they Irish or Dutch Designers? They use the design for the Dutch Post Office as an interesting example about how Dutch Design has developed in the last 20 years. In the role of head of the Man & Communication-department at the Design Academy Eindhoven (which they resigned to in june 2013) they see themselves as cheerleaders, cheering and provoking their students towards a reaction of any kind. They want them to be prepared for the real world, that needs relevant designers with a realistic attitude and creative ideas, more dialogue, less monologue. Recorded at What Design Can Do 2012, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Stone Twins :: Stone Twins columns :: File Download (24:33 min / 28 MB)

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Knitting 3d patterns by Borre Akkersdijk

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 13, 2011

Borre Akkersdijk, who graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven last year, worked in the TextielLab to produce knitted textiles that are padded with a filler thread. The result is a range of ‘stuffed’ garments, including trousers, a parka, a cape and a jacket. When the pattern components emerge from the machine they are ready-made. The fabric’s patterns are derived from an old kilim, which had belonged to a favourite aunt who recently died. This rug was woven by hand, so it exhibits crooked lines, irregularities and the marks of age, features that Borre imitated in the digital conversion. It is like his personal signature in an otherwise industrial product. Borre Akkersdijk experimented with the production of thickly padded knits on the large circular knitting machine in the TextielLab. The machine was specially fitted with so-called padding mangle for this project, making it possible to produce knits that are padded out with filler threads. The investigation focused on the knitting of lengths of cloth in which the pattern components are filled out. The edges of each section remain attached, so the padding remains inside when the pattern components are cut from the base. Finishing is no longer necessary. The first test, with just a sleeve, pointed in the right direction immediately. He then carried out colour tests on the actual pattern, a hand-drawn kilim motif. How do the colours mix together and to what extent must they vary and follow the pattern? He eventually decided to knit the garments in colour mixes, because this renders the fabric more lively and exciting. More info on the artist: www.byborre.com The exhibition can be seen until September 2011.www.textielmuseum.nl

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Knitting 3d patterns by Borre Akkersdijk

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 13, 2011 4:00

Borre Akkersdijk, who graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven last year, worked in the TextielLab to produce knitted textiles that are padded with a filler thread. The result is a range of ‘stuffed’ garments, including trousers, a parka, a cape and a jacket. When the pattern components emerge from the machine they are ready-made. The fabric’s patterns are derived from an old kilim, which had belonged to a favourite aunt who recently died. This rug was woven by hand, so it exhibits crooked lines, irregularities and the marks of age, features that Borre imitated in the digital conversion. It is like his personal signature in an otherwise industrial product. Borre Akkersdijk experimented with the production of thickly padded knits on the large circular knitting machine in the TextielLab. The machine was specially fitted with so-called padding mangle for this project, making it possible to produce knits that are padded out with filler threads. The investigation focused on the knitting of lengths of cloth in which the pattern components are filled out. The edges of each section remain attached, so the padding remains inside when the pattern components are cut from the base. Finishing is no longer necessary. The first test, with just a sleeve, pointed in the right direction immediately. He then carried out colour tests on the actual pattern, a hand-drawn kilim motif. How do the colours mix together and to what extent must they vary and follow the pattern? He eventually decided to knit the garments in colour mixes, because this renders the fabric more lively and exciting. More info on the artist: www.byborre.com The exhibition can be seen until September 2011.www.textielmuseum.nl

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Knitting 3d patterns by Borre Akkersdijk

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 13, 2011

Borre Akkersdijk, who graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven last year, worked in the TextielLab to produce knitted textiles that are padded with a filler thread. The result is a range of ‘stuffed’ garments, including trousers, a parka, a cape and a jacket. When the pattern components emerge from the machine they are ready-made. The fabric’s patterns are derived from an old kilim, which had belonged to a favourite aunt who recently died. This rug was woven by hand, so it exhibits crooked lines, irregularities and the marks of age, features that Borre imitated in the digital conversion. It is like his personal signature in an otherwise industrial product. Borre Akkersdijk experimented with the production of thickly padded knits on the large circular knitting machine in the TextielLab. The machine was specially fitted with so-called padding mangle for this project, making it possible to produce knits that are padded out with filler threads. The investigation focused on the knitting of lengths of cloth in which the pattern components are filled out. The edges of each section remain attached, so the padding remains inside when the pattern components are cut from the base. Finishing is no longer necessary. The first test, with just a sleeve, pointed in the right direction immediately. He then carried out colour tests on the actual pattern, a hand-drawn kilim motif. How do the colours mix together and to what extent must they vary and follow the pattern? He eventually decided to knit the garments in colour mixes, because this renders the fabric more lively and exciting. More info on the artist: www.byborre.com The exhibition can be seen until September 2011.www.textielmuseum.nl

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Formafantasma: Moulding Traditions

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2010 5:56

Simone & Andrea took inspiration in the history of a small city in Sicily, Caltagirone. The little town, famous for its ceramics and local tradition, has over 300 craftsmen working in the city. As an iconic base and as inspiration they used one of the most famous traditional Sicilian artworks "Teste id moro" referring to the vases which show the face of a native African. The once conquering Moors returned several centuries later as immigrants, leaving behind an ever changing mix of traditions and materials to be absorbed as culture. The duo rethought the iconic vase and added their own design touch during their Masters at the Design Academy Eindhoven. The distant worlds of artifacts and illegal immigration began to blur together revealing unusual correlations. This resulted in several objects in the "Moulding Tradition" collection. video by designguide.tv interview by Matylda Krzykowski (matandme.net) more information can be found on www.formafantasma.com

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Formafantasma: Moulding Traditions

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2010

Simone & Andrea took inspiration in the history of a small city in Sicily, Caltagirone. The little town, famous for its ceramics and local tradition, has over 300 craftsmen working in the city. As an iconic base and as inspiration they used one of the most famous traditional Sicilian artworks "Teste id moro" referring to the vases which show the face of a native African. The once conquering Moors returned several centuries later as immigrants, leaving behind an ever changing mix of traditions and materials to be absorbed as culture. The duo rethought the iconic vase and added their own design touch during their Masters at the Design Academy Eindhoven. The distant worlds of artifacts and illegal immigration began to blur together revealing unusual correlations. This resulted in several objects in the "Moulding Tradition" collection. video by designguide.tv interview by Matylda Krzykowski (matandme.net) more information can be found on www.formafantasma.com

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Formafantasma: Moulding Traditions

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2010

Simone & Andrea took inspiration in the history of a small city in Sicily, Caltagirone. The little town, famous for its ceramics and local tradition, has over 300 craftsmen working in the city. As an iconic base and as inspiration they used one of the most famous traditional Sicilian artworks "Teste id moro" referring to the vases which show the face of a native African. The once conquering Moors returned several centuries later as immigrants, leaving behind an ever changing mix of traditions and materials to be absorbed as culture. The duo rethought the iconic vase and added their own design touch during their Masters at the Design Academy Eindhoven. The distant worlds of artifacts and illegal immigration began to blur together revealing unusual correlations. This resulted in several objects in the "Moulding Tradition" collection. video by designguide.tv interview by Matylda Krzykowski (matandme.net) more information can be found on www.formafantasma.com

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Master of the rituals

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2009

We take a closer look at 3 projects of Master of design graduates from the Design Academy Eindhoven. Their projects seem to be focussed on life's rituals and typical behaviours. Ryou Jihyun's project shows us techniques used in the past for storing food without the use of a fridge. In a society where energy consumption becomes an entire nation's problem, these age-old methods get new life when applied to a modern day design and thought process. People increasingly suffer from depression, anxiety and tension because of their inability to deal with death of their loved ones. Wing Lam Kwok takes a closer look at bereavement and the process that surrounds it. By designing a new ritual she hopes to address grief not only in terms of psychology but also as a new task in the humanitarian design field. And lastly we take a look at a custom most of us have become used to in the morning, that first cup of coffee. Jo Nakamura took an extensive look at the many existing coffee makers in the world, and took the most inspirational ones to further develop them into a brand new ritual of making coffee. Resulting in a unique appliance giving ode to the extraction process which has been around for over 300 years. It's not just about functionality. www.designguide.tv This show is sponsored by Squarespace: get 12% off by using the code: YDN check out Squarespace.com and build your own beautiful site in minutes! more info on http://offers.mevio.com/squarespace-coupon/designguide.html

Master of the rituals

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2009 4:20

We take a closer look at 3 projects of Master of design graduates from the Design Academy Eindhoven. Their projects seem to be focussed on life's rituals and typical behaviours. Ryou Jihyun's project shows us techniques used in the past for storing food without the use of a fridge. In a society where energy consumption becomes an entire nation's problem, these age-old methods get new life when applied to a modern day design and thought process. People increasingly suffer from depression, anxiety and tension because of their inability to deal with death of their loved ones. Wing Lam Kwok takes a closer look at bereavement and the process that surrounds it. By designing a new ritual she hopes to address grief not only in terms of psychology but also as a new task in the humanitarian design field. And lastly we take a look at a custom most of us have become used to in the morning, that first cup of coffee. Jo Nakamura took an extensive look at the many existing coffee makers in the world, and took the most inspirational ones to further develop them into a brand new ritual of making coffee. Resulting in a unique appliance giving ode to the extraction process which has been around for over 300 years. It's not just about functionality. www.designguide.tv This show is sponsored by Squarespace: get 12% off by using the code: YDN check out Squarespace.com and build your own beautiful site in minutes! more info on http://offers.mevio.com/squarespace-coupon/designguide.html

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Master of the rituals

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2009

We take a closer look at 3 projects of Master of design graduates from the Design Academy Eindhoven. Their projects seem to be focussed on life's rituals and typical behaviours. Ryou Jihyun's project shows us techniques used in the past for storing food without the use of a fridge. In a society where energy consumption becomes an entire nation's problem, these age-old methods get new life when applied to a modern day design and thought process. People increasingly suffer from depression, anxiety and tension because of their inability to deal with death of their loved ones. Wing Lam Kwok takes a closer look at bereavement and the process that surrounds it. By designing a new ritual she hopes to address grief not only in terms of psychology but also as a new task in the humanitarian design field. And lastly we take a look at a custom most of us have become used to in the morning, that first cup of coffee. Jo Nakamura took an extensive look at the many existing coffee makers in the world, and took the most inspirational ones to further develop them into a brand new ritual of making coffee. Resulting in a unique appliance giving ode to the extraction process which has been around for over 300 years. It's not just about functionality. www.designguide.tv This show is sponsored by Squarespace: get 12% off by using the code: YDN check out Squarespace.com and build your own beautiful site in minutes! more info on http://offers.mevio.com/squarespace-coupon/designguide.html

Anke Louwers, design academy eindhoven 2008

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2008 1:42

Anke Louwers graduation projects for the design academy eindhoven show. Both projects, "preservation" and "in your face" will be shown at design academy show in milan 2008.

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Philippe Malouin, graduation design academy eindhoven

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2008 2:16

Philippe Malouin just graduated from the "living" department of the Design academy Eindhoven with his Grace table, the ballpoint stool and the dervish lamp. All designs are inspired by simple every day objects like balloons or pens.

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Thomas Traxler, Autonomous spinning wheel

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2008

Powered by nothing but sunlight and some threads, Thomas Traxlers' "The idea of a tree project" shows us how objects can grow during the course of a day. The installation is powered by a couple of solar cells which power the entire device, causing the process to move faster or slower depending on the amount of available light. The speed of the process determines the amount of saturation of the thread, giving a visual recording in the resulting object. Thomas Traxler just graduated from the IM Masters department of the Design Academy Eindhoven, 2008. www.mischertraxler.com

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Thomas Traxler, Autonomous spinning wheel

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2008

Powered by nothing but sunlight and some threads, Thomas Traxlers' "The idea of a tree project" shows us how objects can grow during the course of a day. The installation is powered by a couple of solar cells which power the entire device, causing the process to move faster or slower depending on the amount of available light. The speed of the process determines the amount of saturation of the thread, giving a visual recording in the resulting object. Thomas Traxler just graduated from the IM Masters department of the Design Academy Eindhoven, 2008. www.mischertraxler.com

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Thomas Traxler, Autonomous spinning wheel

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2008 1:18

Powered by nothing but sunlight and some threads, Thomas Traxlers' "The idea of a tree project" shows us how objects can grow during the course of a day. The installation is powered by a couple of solar cells which power the entire device, causing the process to move faster or slower depending on the amount of available light. The speed of the process determines the amount of saturation of the thread, giving a visual recording in the resulting object. Thomas Traxler just graduated from the IM Masters department of the Design Academy Eindhoven, 2008. www.mischertraxler.com

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Curiosity Cabinet (connecting real objects and RFID)

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2008 2:03

Jon Stam, just recently graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven, shows his unique approach to a portfolio in the form of a wooden cabinet. His work is presented in two distinct ways, opening the drawers and looking at objects and pictures stored in the cabinet or by taking out a drawer and placing it on the RFID reader which shows the content on a computer. It also connects via an USB port for those of you who don't have the RFID reader (yet).

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Curiosity Cabinet (connecting real objects and RFID)

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2008

Jon Stam, just recently graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven, shows his unique approach to a portfolio in the form of a wooden cabinet. His work is presented in two distinct ways, opening the drawers and looking at objects and pictures stored in the cabinet or by taking out a drawer and placing it on the RFID reader which shows the content on a computer. It also connects via an USB port for those of you who don't have the RFID reader (yet).

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Curiosity Cabinet (connecting real objects and RFID)

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2008

Jon Stam, just recently graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven, shows his unique approach to a portfolio in the form of a wooden cabinet. His work is presented in two distinct ways, opening the drawers and looking at objects and pictures stored in the cabinet or by taking out a drawer and placing it on the RFID reader which shows the content on a computer. It also connects via an USB port for those of you who don't have the RFID reader (yet).

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Pepe Heykoop, graduation design academy eindhoven 2008

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 23, 2008 0:52

"Lightness of being" shows us the beauty of growth and decline in nature, captured in an enormous flexible lamp made of steel, carbon, felt and rubber. Pepe's other project, "A restless chairacter", has the look of being overpainted again and again, taking its' inspiration of an old wobbling chair. The chair looks stiff and sturdy at first sight but once you sit on it you notice how flexible it really is. Combining metal and rubber this chair is actually built for wobbling. Pepe is currently working on a wobble bench and a wobble table.

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Pepe Heykoop, graduation design academy eindhoven 2008

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 23, 2008

"Lightness of being" shows us the beauty of growth and decline in nature, captured in an enormous flexible lamp made of steel, carbon, felt and rubber. Pepe's other project, "A restless chairacter", has the look of being overpainted again and again, taking its' inspiration of an old wobbling chair. The chair looks stiff and sturdy at first sight but once you sit on it you notice how flexible it really is. Combining metal and rubber this chair is actually built for wobbling. Pepe is currently working on a wobble bench and a wobble table.

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Anke Louwers, design academy eindhoven 2008

anke design academy eindhoven

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2008

Anke Louwers graduation projects for the design academy eindhoven show. Both projects, "preservation" and "in your face" will be shown at design academy show in milan 2008.

Philippe Malouin, graduation design academy eindhoven

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 22, 2008

Philippe Malouin just graduated from the "living" department of the Design academy Eindhoven with his Grace table, the ballpoint stool and the dervish lamp. All designs are inspired by simple every day objects like balloons or pens.

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DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN GRADUATION 2007 PART TWO

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2007

We take a look at the second batch of designers graduating this year from the Design Academy Eindhoven. Featuring works of Anna Ter Haar, Georg Bohle, Jacqueline Couwenberg, Dajo Bodisco, Sjoerd Fedde Visser, Saline Toonen and others.

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DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN GRADUATION 2007 PART TWO

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2007 4:19

We take a look at the second batch of designers graduating this year from the Design Academy Eindhoven. Featuring works of Anna Ter Haar, Georg Bohle, Jacqueline Couwenberg, Dajo Bodisco, Sjoerd Fedde Visser, Saline Toonen and others.

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DG 13: Design Academy Eindhoven graduates 2007

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 23, 2007

We visit the Design academy Eindhoven to see some of the new graduates of 2007. Featuring projects of Bart Hess, Steven Kessels, Patricia Weusten, Reinier Bosch, Moniek Driesse, Nacho Carbonell Ivars, Solvi Sigurdsson and Vivian Wierts. More info on www.designacademy.nl This episode features music from the podshow music network. Track used in this video is [...]

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Design Academy Eindhoven