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23-31 October 2027

I think this is an option, what do you think?

It’s In Our Nature

Hosted by HKU

This project is now archived and was part of DDW21

Event type

Exhibition

Project Hortum by Pepijn Zuiderveld
Project Hortum by Pepijn Zuiderveld
I think this is an option, what do you think?

HKU Class of 2021

Climate is an important theme for many recently graduated HKU students. Topics such as rising water, drought, forest fires, food waste, the clothing industry, environment, global warming… and so on. We have selected a group of alumni where you can clearly see how they relate to these large complex issues. Where do you start? With something you can easily do now? The sub-theme of the Dutch Design Week, It's In Our Nature, is therefore the theme in which we recognize our selection. How can we recover, solve? It is in our nature to develop. In this exhibition, these ideas, considerations and methods are not only on display, but we focus on transferring them. This does not stop at the creator, but the visitor participates in the work or takes it home. This is not a static exhibition, but a direct invitation to the visitor to take action: 'I think this is an option, what do you think?'

HKU Alumni

The following projects by HKU alumni can be seen during the Dutch Design Week: Project Hortum by Pepijn Zuiderveld Custom Nature by Rayn (Q.M. Inchauste Callahuara) The Verge by Nuriya Bouwman Re-empowerment by Kaatje van Wijk The Collective Imagination by Isabela Verhagen HOUT-baar by Ellen Bloo
Custom Nature by Rayn (Q.M. Inchauste Callahuara)
Custom Nature by Rayn (Q.M. Inchauste Callahuara)
The Verge by Nuriya Bouwman
The Verge by Nuriya Bouwman
Re-empowerment by Kaatje van Wijk
Re-empowerment by Kaatje van Wijk
The Collective Imagination by Isabela Verhagen
The Collective Imagination by Isabela Verhagen

About HKU

HKU University of the Arts Utrecht distinguishes itself with higher education in the arts and media. We are a driving force in courses and innovation for the creative industries, and one of the largest art universities in Europe. HKU has nine schools with a total of 4400 students: Fine Art, Design, Music and Technology, Games and Interaction, Art and Economics, Media, Utrechts Conservatorium, Theatre and Creative Transformation.