Why Design Education Lost Its Dream to Change the World, and How It Can Find It Again
Design education forgot how to dream. Here’s how it can remember and rebuild its purpose to change the world again.
Read issue →The Discipline of Commitment in Design Education.
Commitment is the difference between design as decoration and design as meaning.
Read issue →Costume as Sculpture: The Worlds of Gwen van den Eijnde
In a world obsessed with speed, spectacle and the next big trend, it is rare to find voices urging us to slow down, to…
Read issue →Roots | Routes in Design Cumulus Athens 2026
The theme explores the interdependency between our past and our future as a fundamental value for devising pathways in…
Read issue →The Elephant in the Room: How Social Class Is Quietly Redefining Design Education
The elephant in the room of design education isn’t talent, tech, or trends. It’s money. The question is: will we…
Read issue →Design Education and the Courage to Think Differently
Nietzsche’s warning is a razor-sharp injunction against intellectual homogeneity. In design education, it is not…
Read issue →Towards a Dynamic Discipline of Design: A Journey Through Time and Thought
Design is a word that defies simple definition. It is both a noun and a verb, a process and a product, a practice that…
Read issue →Igniting Creative Minds
Design is more than practice—it’s a philosophy. In Igniting Creative Minds, I reflect on the motivations & stories…
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