4D Printed Textiles:Fidgeting for Mental Wellbeing
Designing Stress-Relief Tools for Everyday Life
Hosted by Ioana Maria CaramiciuThis project is now archived and was part of DDW24
Event type
Exhibition
Location
West
Fashion Tech Farm
Zeelsterstraat 80
5652EL
This project explores how 4D-printed textiles provide tactile stress relief through touch. These dynamic materials integrate seamlessly into everyday environments, enhancing emotional well-being through interactive, calming experiences developed via hands-on experimentation and user-centered design.
About Ioana Maria Caramiciu
I am a Master’s student in Industrial Design at the Technical University of Eindhoven. My work focuses on material exploration, particularly 3D printing on textiles, combined with a user-centered approach and a strong emphasis on design for well-being. My current project, developed over two semesters, is now my graduation project. During Dutch Design Week, I will conduct user testing and gather feedback to refine the design and guide its further development.
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