Explore projects by students in Contemporary Design:
What Remains by Alarik Rantala
When trying to look for commonalities between species, only one factor unites them all: the inevitability of death.
Layers of being by Minchen H Stenersen
If we recognize our similarities with the living world around us, would we treat it with more empathy?
Carefull by Maike Panz
In times of war and climate change 鈥 at a time when trauma is on the rise, it is more important than ever that we honestly care. That we take care of ourselves, of each other and of nature.
Forest Printer by M谩rk Nagy-Mih谩ly
Spending time in the winter forest surrounded by both visual and auditory silence transforms the space into a canvas for thoughts and emotions. But what happens when we leave? Can we bring this connection home?
Lingonberry-Glazed Reindeer Dish by Suthasinee Naktnasukanjn
The project represents my journey of following curiosity towards unconventional materials I encountered in Kaamanen.
Mummu and me by Lotta Paananen
A portrait of me and my grandmother 鈥楳ummu鈥,聽who suddenly passed away during the Personal Exploration course.
A negotiation with snow and earth by Jimin Hong
How are our ecosystems affected by the inconsistent snow blanket?
Snow鈥檚 recognition by Yutaro Komaki
Snow recognises the shape of the place where it piles up carefully and gradually. Snow accepts any shape. How can I recognise the shape of my thoughts and imagination like snow?
Shelf Version 1 by Lauriina Markkula
By switching from an end result focused process, to a more playful iterative process, I give myself the freedom to make rough prototypes, play with the material while doing it and see where the exploration leads me.
Shifting Focus by Jo茫o Justino
This interactive artifact represents my journey of personal exploration through wheel throwing.
ClaySkin by Hana Rehor膷铆kov谩
ClaySkin is an experimental project that explores a biodegradable alternative to synthetic tattoo practice skin, commonly used by beginner tattoo artists.