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20.03—28.03.2021

A window exhibition: experimental furniture by 11 students of HKU Product Design

MOVABLES MOVABLES – Andre van Everdingen 'Lean' MOVABLES – (From l. to r.) Emma Leurink 'Interior Parasite', Floor Merjenburgh 'Changing Cabinet', Sam Morsink 'Lost and Found' MOVABLES – Floor Merjenburgh 'Changing Cabinet' MOVABLES – Amber Huijskes 'SWAY' MOVABLES – (From l. to r.) Ilse Goossens 'Ask me nicely', Emma Leurink 'Interior Parasite' MOVABLES – Emma Leurink 'Interior Parasite' MOVABLES – Noor de Ruijter 'Playfulness in a bag' (Foreground) MOVABLES – Britt de Bruijne 'Roll it', Esmee Gruson 'In or out of balance', Thomas van Houtum ' The RolLover' MOVABLES MOVABLES – Thomas van Houtum ' The RolLover', Charley Lankhuijzen 'Living the Dream' MOVABLES – Thomas van Houtum 'The RolLover' MOVABLES – Charley Lankhuijzen 'Living the Dream' MOVABLES – Esmee Gruson 'In or out of balance' MOVABLES – Noor de Ruijter 'Playfulness in a bag' (Foreground) MOVABLES

Due to the lockdown, we are unfortunately unable to welcome visitors into the space, but for one week MOVABLES can be viewed ànd experienced through the windows of AG. Via QR codes you are able to access photos, videos and extra information about the specific furniture concepts.

The exhibition MOVABLES  is the outcome of a series of lessons on furniture design for a group of second year students. Important starting points within the assignment were questions of usability, the actions performed with a specific product and its relationship with the user. On a more conceptual level, a piece of furniture can also be seen as a carrier of meanings with which a story can be told.

These principles resulted in 11 different experimental approaches to what a piece of furniture can be and can do. Get to know a very sensitive chair, a parasitic and a quirky tilting cabinet, a playful beanbag and more…

Britt de Bruijne, Andre van Everdingen, Ilse Goossens, Esmee Gruson, Thomas van Houtum, Amber Huijskens, Charley Lankhuijzen, Emma Leurink, Floor Merjenburgh, Sam Morsink, Noor de Ruijter

March 20 – 28, from 10.00h. – 19.00h.