After decades of abundance and growth, we must now rethink the essence of our true need
" Can we ultimately fade out the obsolete and return it to the elements?"
TAKE AWAY
Mankind is reaching its outer limits of physical expansion. The world’s population is skyrocketing at a staggering pace, virtually every modern technology has been invented, and the consumption of non-essentials has become a part of our daily lives.
While it has always been in our human nature to strive for “more”, the design collective Dutch Invertuals offers experimental design concepts on shifting it to “less”, investigating what it means to “take away”.
Showing at Edhv studio close to the central station, Take Away marks Dutch Invertuals’ 10th appearance at Dutch Design Week, and once more brings together some of the most passionate, and vision driven fresh designers.
“After decades of abundance and growth, we must now rethink the essence of our true needs. Can we ultimately fade out the obsolete and return it to the elements?” – Wendy Plomp, Dutch Invertuals
For “Take Away”, 10 Dutch Invertuals designers explore the complications caused by our contemporary lifestyle and each present their vision on viable futures. Works include new applications of production techniques, experiments that introduce new insights, and radical new ways of making and thinking.
Date
Saturday 20 October till Sunday 28 October
Open
Daily 10:30 – 20:00 H
Weekends 12:00 – 18:00 H
Location
Fuutlaan 12B 5613 AB Eindhoven
Participants
Audrey Large, Christian Hammer Juhl & Jade Chan, Johan Viladrich, Edhv, Onno Adriaanse, Stine Mikkelsen, Thomas van der Sman & Richard Cory, Willem van Hooff, Xandra van der Eijk, ZwartFrame.
Campaign Images
Visuals by Audrey Large
Colophon
Curator
Wendy Plomp
Copy
Annegret Bönemann
Campaign visuals
Audrey Large
Exhibition design
Dutch Invertuals
Graphic design
Architects of Identity (Edhv)
Thanks to:
Cultuur Eindhoven
Leeuwerik Plaatmateriaal
Mansveld Expotech
Snep drukkerij
Pyrasied