Everything Forever Now. Polish and British Sustainable Design

//Aerogenerator X//, 2010, developed by Wind Power, design by Grimshaw Architects; Visualisation of the 100 kW land-based //Aerogenerator// wind turbine, image: Wind Power Ltd, Grimshaw Architects

//Moss Table//, 2011, design by Paolo Bombelli, Alex Driver and Carlos Peralta; Visualisation of //the Moss Table//, image, photo: Institute for Manufacture, University of Cambridge

//Librarian//, 2010, design by Marta Niemywska; One of the possible configurations of the rack, photo: archive: Marta Niemywska

//Solar Sinter//, 2011, design by Markus Kayser; Solar Sinter, Sahara Desert, Siwa, Egypt, photo: Amos Field Reid

//Awateef//, 2011, design by Knockoutdesign in co-operation with the women from the Kfar Manda community in Galilee; Lamps and vases from the //Awateef// series, photo: Shiraz Grinbaum

//Plastic Bottle Project//, 2011, design by Florie Salnot; Mutemesel necklace from the //Plastic Gold// collection, photo: Anne Schuhmann, Dominic Tschudin, Florie Salnot

Aerogenerator X, 2010, developed by Wind Power, design by Grimshaw Architects; Visualisation of the 100 kW land-based Aerogenerator wind turbine, image: Wind Power Ltd, Grimshaw Architects Moss Table, 2011, design by Paolo Bombelli, Alex Driver and Carlos Peralta; Visualisation of the Moss Table, image, photo: Institute for Manufacture, University of Cambridge Librarian, 2010, design by Marta Niemywska; One of the possible configurations of the rack, photo: archive: Marta Niemywska Solar Sinter, 2011, design by Markus Kayser; Solar Sinter, Sahara Desert, Siwa, Egypt, photo: Amos Field Reid Awateef, 2011, design by Knockoutdesign in co-operation with the women from the Kfar Manda community in Galilee; Lamps and vases from the Awateef series, photo: Shiraz Grinbaum Plastic Bottle Project, 2011, design by Florie Salnot; Mutemesel necklace from the Plastic Gold collection, photo: Anne Schuhmann, Dominic Tschudin, Florie Salnot

The exhibition presents the works of designers who have set out to search for the ways to save the planet by focusing on the promotion of self-sufficient communities, the improvement of the efficiency of the infrastructure and the development of new materials.

The exhibition presents sustainable design projects, which aim to enable development without destruction. The characteristic features of these projects are their use of renewables and the elimination of any negative impact on the natural environment.

The exhibition has four main themes: method, community, material, resources.

British designers: Bill Amberg Studio, Paolo Bombelli & Alex Driver & Carlos Peralta, Fabien Cappello, Neil Conley, EADS UK Ltd, Raw Edges and Oscar Narud, Yu Jordy Fu, Grimshaw Architects & WindPower Ltd, JAMESPLUMB , Markus Kayser, Julia Lohmann, Priestmangoode, Florie Salnot, Studiomama, Unreal, Hulger & Samuel Wilkinson, Bethan Laura Wood, Wayward Plants
Polish designers: Natalia Bieńkowska, Daria Burlińska, Jan Lutyk, Ania Łyszcz, Karina Marusińska, Knockout design, Kompott, Katarzyna Koprowska, Jarosław Kozakiewicz, Marta Niemywska, Robert Pludra, Magda Rychard, Jakub Sobiepanek, Maja Szczypek, Fundacja Transformacja, WellDone

Opening

Exhibition co-organiser

MOCAK Partners

Education Partner

Venue:: Level 0
Exhibition date:: 15.02.2013 - 28.04.2013
Opening date:: 14.02.2013 at 18
Curators:: UK exhibition curator: Henrietta Thompson; Polish exhibition curator: Magda Kochanowska
Co-ordinators:: Ewa Ayton, Evonne Mackenzie, Monika Kozioł, Agnieszka Wrycza