ABN AMRO HOTSPOTS | Julina Vanille Bezold
ABN AMRO offers young designers a platform to present themselves to a larger audience
Hosted by ABN AMROThis project is now archived and was part of DDW19
photo credits: Hannie Verhoeven, Simon Niebel
qi | clothing collection
Mass consumption has irreparable consequences for our environment. Moreover it prevents an authentic connection from us to our material world.
The biodegradable collection qi by wholina (Julina Vanille Bezold) has its roots in a holistic design manifest
Participants of this exhibition
About ABN AMRO
ABN AMRO is an entrepreneurial bank with a social impact. We see a clear shift in the economy and society towards sustainable solutions. This is a good development, because as a society we have a number of serious issues: climate change, scarcity of raw materials, and social inequality. As a bank, we want to accelerate this shift towards sustainability. This is also reflected in our tightened up strategy, in which we place a heavy emphasis on sustainability. We believe that design and sustainability go hand in hand, and designers can make a difference.
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