Post Industrial Crafts: Re-Shaped

‘Post-Industrial Crafts: Re-Shaped' portrays craft-based products and processes through the eyes of young designers, who valorise industrial waste streams as resources.
Within this expo, young design students will exhibit objects, products and experiments made using a craft-based process where man-made waste streams are being used as a raw material. In this way they show a new vision on these crafts and gradually work on a relationship with industrial waste streams. Several experts related to the sector will share their inspiring vision and experience on this topic through lectures.

For more information please visit our website. www.re-shaped.net

Participating designers: Amber De Vleesschauwer, Bram Van Breda, Cas Reynders, Elise Vanden Broecke, Giel Rigo, Henri
Vanhaerents, Jules Vrijsen, Karel Op ‘t Eynde, Kato Herbots, Leto Keunen, Nikita Aulov, Nina Plantefève-Castryck, Robbe
Vancraeynest, Selina Vanstalle, Ulrike Pittomvils, Veerle Tytgat, Ward Van Baelen

This exhibition is funded and made possible by LUCAbreakout.

‘Post-Industrial Crafts: Re-Shaped' portrays craft-based products and processes through the eyes of young designers, who valorise industrial waste streams as resources.
Within this expo, young design students will exhibit objects, products and experiments made using a craft-based process where man-made waste streams are being used as a raw material. In this way they show a new vision on these crafts and gradually work on a relationship with industrial waste streams. Several experts related to the sector will share their inspiring vision and experience on this topic through lectures.

For more information please visit our website. www.re-shaped.net

Participating designers: Amber De Vleesschauwer, Bram Van Breda, Cas Reynders, Elise Vanden Broecke, Giel Rigo, Henri
Vanhaerents, Jules Vrijsen, Karel Op ‘t Eynde, Kato Herbots, Leto Keunen, Nikita Aulov, Nina Plantefève-Castryck, Robbe
Vancraeynest, Selina Vanstalle, Ulrike Pittomvils, Veerle Tytgat, Ward Van Baelen

This exhibition is funded an…