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29 Apr 2026

New perspectives on science through motion graphics

How do you translate complex knowledge into visual communication that works in practice? This is what bachelor students at Kolding School of Design have explored in a course developed in collaboration with external partners. In just a few weeks, they have transformed content from well-known dissemination channels into animation, creating new entry points to complex knowledge.

28 Apr 2026

DESIGN in a new light: Kolding School of Design to inaugurate new mural artwork

On Tuesday 5 May, Kolding School of Design will inaugurate the mural artwork DESIGN, created by artist Elle-Mie Ejdrup Hansen – with the participation of Mayor Jakob Ville, who will carry out the official inauguration.

Textiles seen through a microscope – where fibres, structures and details come into view.

Textiles seen through a microscope – where fibres, structures and details come into view.

27 Apr 2026

What your clothes reveal about quality, design and sustainability

A jumper is never just a jumper. Under a microscope, textiles reveal a complex world of fibres, weaves and material blends. Understanding materials is essential if we want to create clothing that lasts longer and places less strain on the environment.

21 Apr 2026

PhD defence explores how designers can support change through relationships

When are relations ready to move? This question was at the centre of a recent PhD defence at Kolding School of Design, where Alexandra Lindek presented her dissertation Relay Conversations: Attuning to When Relations are Ready to Move.

UnBlend takes a holistic approach to the challenge of wool–nylon blends. Rather than focusing on a single technical solution, the project partners work in parallel across three tracks: optimised design, creative reuse and recycling technologies.

UnBlend takes a holistic approach to the challenge of wool–nylon blends. Rather than focusing on a single technical solution, the project partners work in parallel across three tracks: optimised design, creative reuse and recycling technologies.

14 Apr 2026

Danish partnership aims to recycle overlooked textile category

Carpets and upholstery textiles from environments such as ships and hotels hold significant recycling potential that is not fully utilised today. A Danish partnership – including Kolding School of Design – aims to change that.