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New landscapes in textile design

Sustainable textile production by innovative technique combinations. See this and other fascinating projects on display in the Designs for a Cooler Planet main exhibition in Marsio on 6 Sept – 3 Oct 2024.
Fabric design by Maija Fagerlund, Emilia Kuurila, Maarit Salolainen and Anna Semi  Photo Mikko Raskinen
New landscapes in textile design explores the novel technique combinations to make textile production sustainable. Photo: Mikko Raskinen

How can we bring about a positive change in the world of textile manufacturing and design?

The New landscapes in textile design exhibition proposes solutions by focusing on increasing sustainable textile production through digital prototyping, repurposing leftover yarns and combining print with woven jacquard fabrics to optimise dye and material usage. These methods can reduce the environmental impact by minimising textile waste and decreasing the consumption of raw materials.

The exhibition highlights the importance of creative collaboration in renewing textile design practices, developing manufacturing techniques and colour use while prioritising the use of surplus materials.

Fabric design by Maija Fagerlund, Emilia Kuurila, Maarit Salolainen and Anna Semi.
Fabric design by Maija Fagerlund, Emilia Kuurila, Maarit Salolainen and Anna Semi. Photo: Mikko Raskinen

Designs for a Cooler Planet

Aalto University’s biggest annual exhibition showcases interdisciplinary experiments at Marsio, Otakaari 2. Open 5 Sept – 28 Oct 2025.

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The image shows a person holding a small, open, lamp-like object with both hands. The object has wooden covers and is filled with folded white paper. The paper resembles an accordion, giving a sense of lightness and airiness. The background is plain and light-colored, emphasizing the object’s form and details. The person wears a black long-sleeved garment and a dark purple wristband.
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