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DESIGNERS2 + NEW MATERIALS That Are Planet Friendly
Featuring both established and up-and-coming designers committed to sustainable, ethical design and environmentally friendly materials.
Wear Plastic: Eliza Corderman’s Satire of Synthetic Activewear
Next Gen / No Kill: Edith Peony on Grey Jersey, Strict Rules & Design as an Ideas Machine
Wear Plastic: Eliza Corderman’s Satire of Synthetic Activewear
Next Gen / No Kill: Marisa Sirichartchai on Braiding T-Shirts, Longevity and Becoming
Next Gen / No Kill: Rachel Marino on Faded Trails, Raw Fiber and the Joy of Repair
Next Gen / No Kill: Xuke Pan on Discarded Ceramics, Manufacturing Heritage & Craft as Memory
Next Gen / No Kill: Caleb Callahan on Reweaving, Anticolonial Craft & the Revolutionary Uniform
Next Gen / No Kill: Aijalon Gandionco on Fish Skin Leather, Reuse & the Resourcefulness of Home
Next Gen / No Kill: Xiaojing Gao on Coral Bleaching, Bio-Fabrics and Ecological Repair
Next Gen / No Kill: Shweta Rajesh on Mordant Printing, Natural Dyeing and Textile as Record
Next Gen / No Kill: Micah Wong on Ugat, Hand Weaving and Ancestral Reclamation
Next Gen / No Kill: Edith Peony on Grey Jersey, Strict Rules & Design as an Ideas Machine
Next Gen / No Kill: Clara Lu on Cyanotype, Memory and Garments as Keepsakes
Next Gen / No Kill: KT Nguyen on Patchwork, Upcycling & the Politics of Play
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