ABAD DISEÑO, TYTTI THUSBERG AND EKOMODO. DESIGN AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY
DESIGN
, MEETING
EUSKAL DISEINUAAZ MEETING
April 22, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. (Lantegia 1). Free admission with invitation (pick up at Az Info) until full capacity is reached.
BIRIBIL PERFORMANCE
April 23, friday, 3:00 - 8:30 p.m, and April 24, saturday, 9:00 p.m - 3:00 p.m (Atrium of Cultures). Free admission.
Other ways to do, other ways to buy. The circular economy proposes a method of production and consumption that implies making the most of material resources, where design is the point of origin. Within the framework of the Euskal DisenuAZ programme, three of their paradigmatic projects are presented and make up part of the dendAZ community. This is Basque Design.
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ABAD DISEÑO. BIRIBIL
Abad Diseño has launched the Biribil project. It explores new forms of production in close connection to artisanal crafts, the maker world, and industry.
In addition to presenting the project, the designers will carry out several open-to-public design performances in which they will build their Ontzia prototype. This is an office chair created from a container, both with the structure and its content. Biribil is sponsored by the Bilbao Aurrera programme.
TYTTI THUSBERG. SLOWBAG
Tytti Thusberg, a Finnish artist and designer based in San Sebastian, proposes sustainable emotions through her ecological fashion designs.
In her creations she reflects on consumption, fashion and feminine identity, as reflected in her line of Slowbags, made from recycled seat belts.
ADRIANA URIBESALGO. EKOMODO
Eko-REC is the only industrial manufacturer in Europe that not only recycles but also transforms recycled objects into its own products for the automotive, food (packaging) or textile sector.
After several years of research and many R&D projects, the circle of sustainability has closed even more, turning this textile into products for everyday use, relying on design and functionality.
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