Lost & Found

June 24 - August 31 2006

Studio Hergebruik, Rotterdam

Around 1990 several young Dutch designers started work suddenly with waste materials. Most known became Piet Hein Eek and Tejo Remy who formed, under the influence of the punk movement, their resisted against the wasting society and operating with a anti-design mentality. Except for aesthetic reasons also ecological ideals (re-use) played an important role. This development uses ideas from historical movements as the Pop Art and the Art Povera.

At that time Eek and Remy were imitated a lot and nowadays there is again a new generation that is using waste materials in their designs. For them above all ideological goals are important.

Maxime Ansiau
Simon Barteling & Arnout Visser
Bas van Beek
Jurgen Bey
Niels Blok
Esther Derkx
Eibert Draisma
Piet Hein Eek
Simone van Eerdenburg & Mirjam Nuver
Niels van Eijk & Miriam van der Lubbe
Mark van der Gronden
Siem Haffmans
Ineke Hans
Akelei Hertzberger
Patrick Kruithof
Jan Körbes & Denis Oudendijk
Charlotte Kusters
Annelies de Leede
Jasper van der Made
Jos van der Meulen & Jan Neggers
Nultien
Suzanne van Oirschot & Wouter Nieuwendijk
Eelco Rietveld
Tejo Remy & René Veenhof
Martijn Schildkamp/Smart Shelter
Scholten & Baijings
Henrik van der Zwet

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