Vita & Tijme

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Vita & Tijme

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We start at the beginning, and get inspired by nature. This is where garment making starts, and we work with what that will bring us. To be continued…

Image: Natlab Caroline Aravicius

Desirée Hammen teaching a workshop at DDW

Fashion designer Desirée Hammen explains embroidery techniques to the workshop participants and instructs them on how to create animals in mixed media.
Image: Natlab Caroline Aravicius, Conny Groenewegen, Csilla Lakatos

Bugs & Buds bootcamp

Maybe a costume doesn't have to look like a different species, but it does make you feel like a different species. This may be because it manipulates or limits the movement you can do while wearing...
Image: Ketelhuisplein Caroline Aravicius

Feet dancing on mycelium

Dancing on the mycelium while listening to DJ Huppeldepup at Inhuman Carnaval. With our gentle dance moves we collectively press down the mycelium bricks to construct pigeon towers!
Image: Ketelhuisplein Caroline Aravicius

Dancing on mycelium

Dancing on mycelium while listening to DJ Huppeldepup at Inhuman Carnaval during Dutch Design Week. With our gentle dance moves we collectively press down the mycelium bricks to construct pigeon...
Image: Ketelhuisplein Caroline Aravicius, Arne Hendriks, DJ Huppeldepup, Verbruggen Paddestoelen

Dancing on mycelium

Dancing on mycelium while listening to DJ Huppeldepup at Inhuman Carnaval. With our gentle dance moves we collectively press down the mycelium bricks to construct pigeon towers! Arne Hendriks...
Image: Natlab Caroline Aravicius

Desirée Hammen during the workshop "Embroidering…

Fashion designer Desirée Hammen explains embroidery techniques to the workshop participants and instructs them on how to create animals in mixed media.

created Jana Stockerer modified Anne Hofstra

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