Ist das audio-visuelle Konzert zum Semesterende der Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe. Studierende führen ihre Kompositionen und Arbeiten auf. Das Spektrum ist offen und reicht von elektroakustischen Kompositionen über audiovisuelle Kompositionen, Laptopmusik bis zu Live-Bands und neuer komponierter Musik. rOundabOut ist Plattform zur Artikulation der Ideen. Die Bühne ist Freiraum und Realisationsraum der künstlerischen und musikalischen Vorgaben und Ziele der Studenten.
Nach Absprache mit den Dozenten können Teilnehmer bewertbare Seminararbeiten bzw. Seminarvorträge übernehmen.
Konzert zum Semesterende.
Studentische Organisation und Beteiligung.
Bei Bedarf bilingual.
Nach Absprache mit den Dozenten können Teilnehmer bewertbare Seminararbeiten bzw. Seminarvorträge übernehmen.
Konzert zum Semesterende.
Studentische Organisation und Beteiligung.
Bei Bedarf bilingual.
- Dozent/in: Paul Modler
Designer müssen nicht nur ihre gestalterischen Fähigkeiten beherrschen, sondern auch in der Lage sein, ihre Arbeit wirkungsvoll zu präsentieren. Eine ansprechende Online-Präsenz mit einer gut gestalteten Website oder einem Portfolio ist daher unerlässlich. Darüber hinaus sind die sozialen Medien ein wertvolles Instrument, um Projekte einem breiten Publikum vorzustellen. Kommunikationsfähigkeit spielt hier eine entscheidende Rolle. Wie und für wen stellt man die eigene Arbeit dar? Wie kann man seine Stärken hervorheben? Welche Arbeiten kommen in das Portfolio? Wie formuliert man kurze und prägnante Texte? Und wie übersetzt man diese Inhalte in wirkungsstarke Bilder?
In diesem Seminar werden Themen zur Sichtbarmachung der eigenen Arbeit, wie die klare Vermittlung von Inhalten, der verständliche und zugängliche Ausdruck, die Kommunikation von Besonderheiten durch Texte, Fotografie und die optimale Präsentation von Projekten, diskutiert und praktisch erarbeitet.
Das Ziel des Seminars ist eine Auseinandersetzung mit den eigenen Interessensschwerpunkten, ein geschärftes Bewusstsein für die individuelle Selbstdarstellung und die Erstellung eines eigenen Portfolios, einer Website oder Ähnlichem
In diesem Seminar werden Themen zur Sichtbarmachung der eigenen Arbeit, wie die klare Vermittlung von Inhalten, der verständliche und zugängliche Ausdruck, die Kommunikation von Besonderheiten durch Texte, Fotografie und die optimale Präsentation von Projekten, diskutiert und praktisch erarbeitet.
Das Ziel des Seminars ist eine Auseinandersetzung mit den eigenen Interessensschwerpunkten, ein geschärftes Bewusstsein für die individuelle Selbstdarstellung und die Erstellung eines eigenen Portfolios, einer Website oder Ähnlichem
- Dozent/in: Freia Achenbach
Changing the industry starts from working within the industry.
This semester, we begin a journey with Moroso, a leading company in the design industry, as we delve into pioneering sustainable practices to replace harmful substances and techniques. Moroso, a 75-year-old Italian family company renowned for its expertise in furniture, products, and interiors, actively seeks eco-friendly alternatives to conventional materials. Our focus will extend to overcoming challenges associated with materials like for example polyurethane and its design limitations, and crafting disassemblable, recyclable designs, and analyzing existing processes.
We immerse ourselves in the world of ‘relaxing', exploring typologies that prioritize comfort in furniture and objects. Our mission is to translate these innovative concepts into sustainable materials and production methods, fostering a new era of thoughtful and environmentally conscious design.
So, in addition to conducting in-depth material research in collaboration with Moroso and suppliers, we will translate the findings into physical designs based on observations of daily life and our
domestic landscape: how can we stimulate relaxation within private and public spaces, and what does this term mean in the era we live in?
The seminar will kick-off with a lecture and workshop by Patrizia Moroso, art director of Moroso and Lorenzo Taucer. The seminar also includes an excursion to Udine, Italy, for a visit to the
Moroso factory (to be confirmed), as well as lectures/workshops by established designers collaborating with Moroso. Following the semester, a small selection of projects will have the
opportunity for further development and a potential public presentation in collaboration with Moroso.
This seminar is particularly recommended for advanced students. Due to limited availability, full attendance, and motivation requirements, we kindly request you to submit a portfolio and a
motivation letter.
Objectives of the seminar:
• Research into sustainable materials, techniques and processes for the industry.
• Translation of the research into tangible designs.
• Lecture by art director Patrizia Moroso / workshop with designers collaborating with Moroso.
• Visits to various suppliers.
• Presentation with Moroso (to be discussed).
This semester, we begin a journey with Moroso, a leading company in the design industry, as we delve into pioneering sustainable practices to replace harmful substances and techniques. Moroso, a 75-year-old Italian family company renowned for its expertise in furniture, products, and interiors, actively seeks eco-friendly alternatives to conventional materials. Our focus will extend to overcoming challenges associated with materials like for example polyurethane and its design limitations, and crafting disassemblable, recyclable designs, and analyzing existing processes.
We immerse ourselves in the world of ‘relaxing', exploring typologies that prioritize comfort in furniture and objects. Our mission is to translate these innovative concepts into sustainable materials and production methods, fostering a new era of thoughtful and environmentally conscious design.
So, in addition to conducting in-depth material research in collaboration with Moroso and suppliers, we will translate the findings into physical designs based on observations of daily life and our
domestic landscape: how can we stimulate relaxation within private and public spaces, and what does this term mean in the era we live in?
The seminar will kick-off with a lecture and workshop by Patrizia Moroso, art director of Moroso and Lorenzo Taucer. The seminar also includes an excursion to Udine, Italy, for a visit to the
Moroso factory (to be confirmed), as well as lectures/workshops by established designers collaborating with Moroso. Following the semester, a small selection of projects will have the
opportunity for further development and a potential public presentation in collaboration with Moroso.
This seminar is particularly recommended for advanced students. Due to limited availability, full attendance, and motivation requirements, we kindly request you to submit a portfolio and a
motivation letter.
Objectives of the seminar:
• Research into sustainable materials, techniques and processes for the industry.
• Translation of the research into tangible designs.
• Lecture by art director Patrizia Moroso / workshop with designers collaborating with Moroso.
• Visits to various suppliers.
• Presentation with Moroso (to be discussed).
- Dozent/in: Wieki Somers
Welcome to Grand Hotel, dear passengers!
The travel agency Ghostly Matters offers you a seasonal ride through the vast, ominous landscape of the Black Forest right into the heart of a former Grand Hotel: Waldlust.
Its open doors are spreading the unique odor of holidays, classism, art and luxury.
Discover with us the untold narratives of its walls, furniture, kitchen, employees and guests, that merged the international and the local.
Which traces are inscribed in the hotel after the rooms are left?
Our Team will welcome you on the 5th of July in Freudenstadt for a remarkable visit to the exhibition setting at Waldlust.
The upcoming exhibition is the continuation of a critical and playful exploration on the legacy and contemporary status of grand hotels. Which ghosts are haunting us in the spaces of classicist and colonial luxury, the chambers of care work and hospitality and meeting places of artists and wealthy bourgeoisie? Which futures could emerge out of a pool combining various temporalities?
The exhibition is a collaboration between Waldlust e.V., HfG Karlsruhe, ABK Stuttgart and Hochschule Offenburg.
The travel agency Ghostly Matters offers you a seasonal ride through the vast, ominous landscape of the Black Forest right into the heart of a former Grand Hotel: Waldlust.
Its open doors are spreading the unique odor of holidays, classism, art and luxury.
Discover with us the untold narratives of its walls, furniture, kitchen, employees and guests, that merged the international and the local.
Which traces are inscribed in the hotel after the rooms are left?
Our Team will welcome you on the 5th of July in Freudenstadt for a remarkable visit to the exhibition setting at Waldlust.
The upcoming exhibition is the continuation of a critical and playful exploration on the legacy and contemporary status of grand hotels. Which ghosts are haunting us in the spaces of classicist and colonial luxury, the chambers of care work and hospitality and meeting places of artists and wealthy bourgeoisie? Which futures could emerge out of a pool combining various temporalities?
The exhibition is a collaboration between Waldlust e.V., HfG Karlsruhe, ABK Stuttgart and Hochschule Offenburg.
- Dozent/in: Charlotte Eifler