Latest Student Projects
Forms of Care by Irene Purasachit
Forms of Care is a collection of care in the form of vases. In contrast to human-centric design, these pieces are formed by having flowers in the centre of the making. As the flowers continue growing, their postures are constantly changing. The same vase they were comfortable in yesterday might not be the right one tomorrow. By observing and caring for the same tulip, alstroemeria and freesia throughout the course of two weeks, the eight vases in the collection were made in dialogue with the flowers, responding to their needs for support in each stage.
What is contemporary design?
Concept, (non)manifesto, and facilitation by contemporary design MA students.
Baltic characters
In the end we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we are taught. –Baba Dioum, 1968.
24 VASES in 24 DAYS
Design students produced a unique collection of ceramic vases for Aalto University Executive Education.