The components of each sneaker are displayed from the outside and inside, allowing visitors to move around and examine every detail. By presenting the iconic Nike Air Max 95 'Neon' alongside the Salomon GCS Pro, the contrast in aesthetics becomes clear. From streetwear to high-performance outdoor models, every sneaker relies on specific materials and construction, revealing the hidden choices that shape its design, functionality, and impact.
The work aims to uncover what is typically hidden, inviting reflection on material choices, recycling, and the often-invisible labor behind footwear production. The piece is the base of a visual and tactile educational tool in her education collective “Footwear Care Lab” and will remain in the museum’s permanent collection supporting ongoing education and dialogue around these issues.
Anatomy 2025
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Strijp-S
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Klokgebouw 50
5617 AB
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Designer Isabel Wolfs investigates the technical and ecological impact of modern footwear. In Anatomy 2025, she dissects sneakers with surgical precision, revealing their components in a new light.
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programme.hosted_by.about Isabel Wolfs
Studio Wolfs, founded by Isabel Wolfs, specialises in sport and
footwear. Driven by a fascination for materials and techniques, Isabel
combines her training as both maker and designer. Her process begins
with researching a product’s technical details while remaining highly
conscious of its impact.
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