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To understand the identity and needs of a territory means listening carefully to those who inhabit it, and acknowledging the cultural and ecological heritage that shapes it.
Intricate relationships between territory, communities and nature.
The projects showcased here respond to the challenges and opportunities of rural environments. They range from tools that foster dialogue within communities through music, to technological devices that monitor forests and safeguard their resources; from digital platforms exploring biomaterials, to editorial publications made with natural pigments; from cultural heritage symbols reinterpreted as reflections on the interplay between nature, culture, and tradition.
About Istituto Europeo di Design
IED is the largest network of European Arts and Design Schools located in Italy, Spain and Brazil. Founded in 1966 in Milano, the Institution provides a learning experience that combines critical thinking with a practice-based approach to design, addressing real-world challenges and needs.
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