Media Vintage Highlighted in Yearbook Textiellab

Many artists and designers find their way to the TextielLab in Tilburg, and not without reason. You will find the most professional machines and dedicated people to help you realize challenging projects, such as Media Vintage. V2_ is proud to be featured in their first annual report.

Media Vintage Highlighted in Yearbook Textiellab

Textiellab Yearbook 2009

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Media Vintage

With "Media Vintage", Melissa Coleman writes/sews a memorial to obsolete media. Information stored on digital carriers is vulnerable and transient. In this respect, physical things, like books, are worth more. How might textiles work as a storage ...

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