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Collaboration with Norwegian University of Science and Technology - NTNU and Oslo National Academy of the arts - KHIO

We initiated this project in collaboration with NTNU Ålesund and received funding from regional research fund to explore this emerging field. To add an artistic and design-driven perspective, we also invited KHIO to explore how 3D knitting can be further developed through experimentation, material investigation and design thinking. Together with Flokk, the project brings research, education and industry together, using the Capisco chair as a key case study.

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