Current day society is focused on consumption. People tend to buy everything they like, in amounts they don’t actually need. We might not actually need it, but still, we want it?
We took our tape recorder to Woensel, which is located in the far north of Eindhoven. This is where the 20-year-old mixed media artist Stijn van Leest lives together with his dad and sister.
Prototyping during a pandemic; How Corona pushed designers to find new ways to be creative, an interview with two ID students.
Maarten is seen as one of the most influential Dutch Designers of the 21ste century so far. His work can be described as rebellious, humorous, intellectual, theatrical, and artistic.
Attention: The following content has been stripped off of shine and glitter and will not make you feel better about yourself. It’s okay, it doesn’t make the writers feel better either. Today’s mood is #woke. Viewer discretion is advised.
“Our current society sees clothes as a ‘disposable’; –
designed to be used once and then thrown way. I think we
should be able to do this differently”.
Matt Benedetto runs an Instagram page where he displays designs that are out of the ordinary and
pretty much useless. But in some way, the uselessness is still useful.
University Rebellion NL consists of students, academics and university staff. They urge Dutch universities to take responsibility for utilizing their agency in the climate and ecological crises
Do you need more coffee on Mondays? Then this podcast is for you. Erik Roebroek helps people to rethink their careers: from focus on profit and growth towards added value and employee happiness.
We released a new UNID video! How to create, use and develop your professional identity and vision within a professional environment? UNID visited three design studios in the Netherlands, and interviewed them on their take on PI&V. If you wonder how PI&V can be …
