TRANS//FORM

Recycle the unexpected

Role
Art Direction
Client
Graduation project
Project type
Visual arts
Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

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Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

Recycle the unexpected.

When deciding on the subject off my graduation project I really wanted to work with a material, a material I could experiment with. After considering multiple different materials, I decided to go with human hair.

Turning it in to a project where breaking normal habits make people think about their own environment. Questioning normal patterns and why they are the way that they are.

The qoncept.

As a designer I want to show that an unfamiliar material has no limits. That cutted human hair can be used and seen in a completely different way as its originally indented for. With my work I want to stimulate childish curiosity, for the audience to experience without any judgement. In today’s society it’s too common to throw away cutted (human) hair if it’s too short for donation. When hair can be very valuable, in many ways.

Turning a subject with mainly negative associations into a new message. A message showing that cutted human hair in its purest form can be more than just waste and feel gross (for most people). I will take you along with my perspective of the (new) material trough different experiments.

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