Adrianus Kundert is a multidisciplinary artist and designer whose practice is dedicated to creating captivating objects and experiences. His work merges fiction with function, employing hands-on techniques and vibrant materials to craft installations, baskets, and immersive spaces. Whether questioning the future of a traditional craft or reimagining a technical concept, Adrianus brings new narratives to life in a playful manner.

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Multidisciplinary artist born in Gijón (Asturias, Spain), studies Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid (2020) and later courses the Master on Art Research and Creation in the same university (2021). She has been particularly trained in the theory of spaces, ecology and feminism.
In the last years she has been focusing her research in traditional textile techniques and studying more in depth the work of the rederas (women who weave fishing nets) with her project “Hacer territorio atando cabos”. In parallel, she has been experimenting with how to apply net weaving in her installation work and in crafts and design with her project Nuedu (nuedutextiles.com).

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Amandine David is a designer and researcher based in Brussels. In her practice, located between traditional crafts and digital manufacturing, objects appear as material traces to a surrounding process of learning, sharing and collaborating. To her, weaving is a tool for critical reflection on technology, a medium to archive knowledges and a space for dialogue.
Amandine graduated from the Social Design Master at Design Academy Eindhoven. She currently teaches at KASK in Autonomous Design.

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Julie is a digital designer based in Prague. Her work combines creativity with technological advancement and aims to establish design practices that utilise modern technology to create effective and meaningful work, especially in the context of artificial intelligence tools. She is also a contributor to the Amsterdam-based AIxDesign community. Her work has been exhibited in multiple venues, including Dutch Design Week, Signal Festival in Prague or Solar Galeria de Arte in Portugal.

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Flora Miranda is an Austrian visual artist and fashion designer based in Vienna and Antwerp. She develops her own software and experiments with technology to reimagine the role of the fashion designer. Viewing data as a creative medium is a central theme in her artistic exploration. Her garments are presented as performative experiences, integrating music, space, and movement as conceptual elements of the creations.

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