Huibert van Muilwijk sends us more from Eindhoven: Jan van Hoof's Storyboard room divider, both substantial and yet ethereal, is made of cut-up books, whereas Jesse Pietila's Sheer Wall is as contradictory, but in a completely different way. Marbelous by Tineke Beunders is both a plaything and a table, complete with marbles. Karin Frankenstein's pieces are made from a mixture of sand and cow dung, among other materials, and Judith van den Boom's stools are ceramic. Halldorophone #5 by Halldor Ulfarsson is an electronic and acoustic string instrument that issues sound that are a combination of cello, organ, whale and Hendrix riff. The Replex table by Ruud van Hemert makes use of old furniture, and the Mushroom Shelf by Katharina Mischer simply looks like a shelf left out in the woods. And the Pro(ae)sthetics by Francesca Lanzavecchia are a new way to approach assisted walking.

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Storyboard (detail) by Jan van Hoof



Sheer Wall by Jesse Pietila



Marbelous by Tineke Beunders



Qing Zuo?! Please Sit Down by Judith van den Boom



Halldorophone #5 by Halldor Ulfarsson



Replex by Ruud van Hemert



Replex (detail) by Ruud van Hemert



Mushroom Shelf by Katharina Mischer



Ooi by Teun Fleskens