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‘Mind the gap’ rethinks seating in buses and trains by exploring textile surface structures that themselves serve as seating elements. This creates a resource- and environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional seats, enabling textile recycling cycles in the transport sector for the first time
About Elisa Trebstein
With my background in graphic design, I see textiles as a form of communication. I explore their sensory and functional aspects like emotion, texture, and elasticity through touch and form. Experimentation is key, as are sustainability, circularity, and social justice.
