During the Tallinn Design Festival Standard presents Connect, a product series for quick meeting from the world-renowned designer Kai Stania, and in the form of a conversation unveils the new strands where the office interiors will be moving in the coming 2024.
Kai Stania is an award-winning Austrian designer who seeks a symbiosis of aesthetics and functionality in his work. He has worked since the 1990s for brands such as Team7, Wittmann and Bene. Among other things, he has designed a pen for Hugo Boss and his work has been brought to cinema screens around the world through James Bond's Quantum of Solace.
We will start at the Krulli Quarter in the INTERIOR+ area on September 22 at 16:00. All interested in interior design are welcome.
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"Slow design" is the key word for this year's exhibition by the department of product design. The works displayed here convey slow thinking, focusing and rethinking the ideas of locals, sustainable use of resources, mapping the local means of production and the responsible developing and adaptation of product design as a field, according to the challenges that Estonia and the world face in the 21st century.
Amongst the exhibits there are lighting objects designed by the 2nd year students and the best research projects by 3rd year students.
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Hammer Coded: Jewellery and Blacksmithing Department of EAA
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Where does wakefulness commence? Where does the realm of dreams arise? Often, a pillow can serve as a liminal conduit between these states, bridging consciousness and slumber. Yet, imagine this juncture laden with soft mass vanishing the borders between the two worlds.
Thus emerged the concept of 19 experimental forms by EKA's fashion, textile, and accessories students, focused on sensory perception and plush residuals like batting, blankets, etc. Recycling operates on two levels here. Before their utilization, high-quality materials were repurposed to create bedding for Ukrainian refugees.https://www.artun.ee/erialad/aksessuaar/ulevaade/
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The purpose of the international intensive summer course led by Footwearology Lab was to experience the future of both design and manufacturing of footwear, combining Artificial Intelligence and 3D printing.
Learning the ins and outs of various generative AI applications led to creating footwear designs, both in 2D and 3D. Range of concepts created with these tools were then translated onto an existing 3D model of a shoe and printed in a wearable size, using a flexible and fully recyclable plastic.
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Where does the designer's responsibility begin? Noticing an important issue and offering a solution requires a choice, the ability to collaborate and balance between digital, visual and tangible. All tools require skills and a trained eye. Pallas' exhibition "Design OFFline / ONline" visually shows the proportion of digital tools used for each job, but the effectiveness of each solution is determined by the designer's knowledge and skills.
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Haapsalu College's exhibition invites you to look and think about the topic of reinvention. We test and look for a continuation of cycling, which has been known since long ago, and we present helmets that the desire to wear exceeds the discomfort.
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Many people lack a sense or memory of their own body in space from their childhood. By learning to seek balance from an early age, it helps people to navigate space better in the future and understand how their own body moves.
The movement of the body is an important part of what inspires people to build robots. This year's Tallinn Design Festival children's workshops are also inspired by robotics!
All children who would like to know how electronics, mechanics and automation are connected to each other and what robotics really is, are welcome to participate in the workshop!
We are talking about nature, physics, mathematics and more. We will also look at things from a slightly different angle. In the workshop, we build a distance-keeping device. We will learn how to connect LED lamps, distance sensor and buzzer to Arduino Uno. The smart device alerts with lights and a sound when someone gets too close.
The workshop lasts for 1.5 hours and children from the age of 8 are welcome.
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The excursion takes you to visit numerous studios and workshops at the Põhjala Factory! We'll have conversations with designers, explore products, and be inspired by creative spaces. The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and will be conducted in Estonian.
Discover the residents of the factory HERE!