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For the Love of The Object: Design in the…
A/artist roundtable with Marjanne van Helvert
Marjanne van Helvert is a designer, researcher and writer based in Amsterdam. Her focus is on the injustices that permeate the fashion and design world, and the possibilities of creating more just...
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Story of Growing Gunya
History and process
What is a Gunya? What is the story behind the creation of these Garments?
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Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark Dasha Tsapenko, Marjo Van Schaik, Ruslana Goncharuk
Growing Gunya
Totemic Apparel for this Winter by Dasha Tsapenko, Ruslana Goncharuk & Marjo Van Schaik
Gunya is a Ukrainian traditional wool coat, originally worn by Hutsul shepherds in the Carpathian mountains.
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Proposal by: Yi-Jing Chen
Growing with Garments
Project proposal: Interspecies Collaborative Design & Fashion
Growing with Garments is a response to an increase in biodesign in the fashion industry. Encountering living organisms in garments not only contributes to inventing eco-friendly materials but also...
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Project: Natlab Annelies Wina Doom 16 Oct 2021
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Annelies Wina Doom @ Dutch Design Week
For the Inhuman Carnaval Costume Lab at Dutch Design Week DDW Eindhoven, Mediamatic asked A W Doom to help our participants gain some inspiration. She made a series of recorded explorations of the...
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Becoming magnesium Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark Fredrik Link
Becoming magnesium
Through scrunching & draping tinfoil: can I transform into magnesium?
Through researching costume ideas for the Inhuman Carnaval, I came across the mineral magnesium. The rock and metal like texture reminded me of the scrunched up tin foil around the sandwiches my mum...
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Proposal by: Viviana M. Calderon de la Barca
Inclusive Patching.
Project proposal: Textile & Sustainability
It's not news. We're running out of time to save our natural world and resources. So this two in one, workshops + inclusive and diverse get togethers, aim to be informa(c)tive and inspiring to spread...
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Getting intimate through stitches
Meet Desirée Hammen
Are you curious to know more about our new workshop, Radical Embroidery? We talk with workshop tutor Desirée Hammen, an Eindhoven-based fashion designer and artist who specialises in embroidery.
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Inhuman Carnaval Blog
Research, updates and interviews for Inhuman Carnaval
Blog
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Performance: Natlab Jesse Asselman
House Plant in Residence
17Oct 2021- with Jesse Asselman19Oct 2021During Dutch Design Week, visual and performance artist Jesse Asselman becomes a living, breathing house plant at Natlab. With the help of body paint and make-up, they fully immerse themselves into...
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Workshop: Natlab Desirée Hammen
Embroidering Species
- with Desirée Hammen22Oct 2021Along with fashion designer Desirée Hammen you can create a fabulous animal in mixed media. With her help, you embroider skins, tracks, veins and other patterns and textures in textiles and also work...
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Workshop: Natlab Desirée Hammen
Embroidering Species
- with Desirée Hammen18Oct 2021Along with fashion designer Desirée Hammen you can create a fabulous animal in mixed media. With her help, you embroider skins, tracks, veins and other patterns and textures in textiles and also work...
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Performance: Natlab Iris Woutera
Deform
- with Iris Woutera17Oct 2021Deform (2015) by Iris Woutera is a performance in which a flexible cocoon envelops the human body. The combination of hard (plastic) and stretch (textile) creates a movable space, in which special...
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Workshop: Natlab Nina van Tuikwerd, Conny Groenewegen
Species Spectacle
- with Conny Groenewegen and Nina van Tuikwerd19Oct 2021A workshop that combines fashion design and movement. Can we make a costume from the perspective of feeling and movement?
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Kiki van Caspel
Kiki van Caspel graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven in January 2018. Her vision is to create things in a personal way, and in a manner that will lift people's mood. She aims to work...
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Exhibition Natlab Philipp Schueller
Species Costume Library
17Oct 2021- Curated by Philipp Schueller22Oct 2021The Species Costume Library showcases works of more than 20 artists and fashion designers that explore the theme of biodiversity and the non-human other. In this merging of fashion, art and...
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Iris Toonen
Designer, researcher, teacher
Iris Toonen is a teacher and researcher at the Design Academy of Eindhoven. Her recent work has worked with making/becoming ‘trash’ material, by treasure hunting for unexpected fabrics in the harbor...
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Nadie Borggreve
Artist
Nadie Borggreve’s embroidery echoes and is deeply rooted in nature. Her creations have a pictorial aspect that transport the viewer into a multitude of settings. We walk through forests dressed in...
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Venla Elonsalo
Fashion Designer
Venla Elonsalo is a fashion student at Aalto University Of Art, Design & Architecture in Helsinki. During her bachelor studies she expanded her knowledge of knitwear, woven fabrics, fabric printing...
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Bodil Ouédraogo
Bodil Ouédraogo's work is informed by the connections she finds after thoroughly examining different cultural aspects that at first glance seem to be far apart. How can a connection between diverse...
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Vita & Tijme
Artists
We start at the beginning, and get inspired by nature. This is where garment making starts, and we work with what that will bring us. To be continued…
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Jimmy Paul
Fashion designer
JimmyPaul looks to past, present and future pop-culture references to create one-of-a-kind low brow fashion pieces, resulting in high-art fashion statements with a high fructose fashion DNA.
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Performance: Natlab
We Have Always Been Animals
17Oct 2021- with Lennart Vader / Studio Nepco22Oct 2021During Dutch Design Week, Studio Nepco have been roaming around Natlab (and the streets of Eindhoven) in their impressive animal costumes. In this interactive performance and through their playful...
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Masterclass Workshop Natlab Conny Groenewegen, Csilla Lakatos
Bugs & Buds Bootcamp
- Costume Design and Movement with Conny Groenewegen and Csilla Lakatos21Oct 2021A day-long immersion workshop that combines fashion design and movement. Can we make a costume from the perspective of feeling and movement?