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RE-OPEN Dokumentation

Dokumentation der Ausstellung RE-OPEN, @dpz, HBKsaar, 30. April bis 7 Mai 2019; Teil des Atelierprojektes "Openness Makes The World Go Round"

Die Dokumentation ist entstanden in einem 90minütigen kollaborativen Docu-Sprint

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Dokumentation in 3 Teilen:

Ausstellungsinfrastruktur

The Location for our exhibition was the dpz at the hbksaar. For the exhibition we created structures from resources which are already available and used them in a way they do not get worn out or damaged.

Chair table
Chair table

We got 2 wood clamps from our wood workshop, 8 velcro strips. and 4 spannfix with these we connected 8 chairs and put a table top on it.

White table
White table

Two table tops which are connected with 2 wood clamps to get the front legs and the back rested on the windowsill

Window writing
Windouw writing

400ml of Buttermilk were mixed with 2.5 tbsp of Starch and then applied with Sponges to the Window. After drying the Letters were scratched the coating.

Hanging box
Hanging box

We hung the box from a pipe with a tie wire. The wire clings to two velcro strips

Letters
Letters

We used clips to attach the plywood board to the belt which holds on to the ceiling. For the Letters we used the laser cutter with the following settings:
Engraving: 100% Power 20%

Leaf Flyer
Leaf Flyer

We collected some leafes from nearby bushes and used the laser cutter with the following settings:
Cut-out: 30% Power 100% Speed 400 Hz
perforated: 15% Power 100% Speed 80 Hz

Inhalt

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Simplicity
Representative for the "Simplicity" area, we decided on a preserving jar because it is extremely versatile and consists of only three materials at the same time. Glass, rubber and metal.

Recyclable Materials
Recycling cycles keep materials that are difficult to degrade in use and reduce waste on the one hand and the depletion of finite resources on the other.

Structural Support for Biospere

Bees are an important part of the biosphere of our latitudes. With the help of bee hives and hibernation aids or the sale of honey, the bee population can be sustainably maintained. Our example is a glass of local bee honey.


Durability
Products with a short life cycle create a lot of waste worldwide. Rugged products are a challenge for many companies to rethink their business models, but they benefit the environment. Example: Screwdrivers & Wrenches

Local Materials
Local materials shorten transport distances and support the local economy.


Reduce
You can reduce the consumption of recources by using reusable products instead of disposable ones, like the reusable baking mat instead of baking paper.

Modularity
Lego is a good example of modularity, because this plug-in system offers infinite possibilities and is no longer just used as a children's toy.

Story

Buttermilk
The digital production centre was chosen as the location because there is through traffic and large windows for the lettering. The buttermilk-starch mixture was applied with the roller to the windows. Large letters were applied directly or gently scratched into the flat areas.

Buttermilk

Flyer
The lettering of the flyers was cut into leaves with the laser cutter. After the exhibition, surplus flyers can be composted and returned to the ecological cycle.

Flyer

Fastener
The exhibition architecture consists of elements connected by fasteners. No new materials were needed and no material was produced during dismantling that could no longer be used.

Fastener

Teamwork
New approaches were constantly developed in teamwork, which had to be implemented under time pressure. This approach could only be mastered through good cooperation.

Teamwork

Organic Waste
The approach of not producing garbage was used throughout the entire exhibition. The wooden letters engraved with the laser can be criticized in retrospect. However the residual wood came from the garbage.

Zero Waste

Improvisation
The exhibition as a whole was improvised. Everyone was surprised at how creative time pressure and limited resources can be.

Improvisation

Little time + limited possibilities = improvisation!

Research Results
The content of the exhibition was determined by the previous research. The exhibition objects resulted from the representative products brought along to the seven sustainability strategies.

Research Results


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