21/10/2026
Material exploration, craftmanship and human creativity are at the core of Aalto ARTS, but we’re also curious about technology. Could new technologies such as AI play a supporting role in imagining new ways of designing and making — especially in a tangible, physical context?
This October, Aalto University’s School of Arts, Design and Architecture takes part in Dutch Design Week with ‘art-ai-fact’, an exhibition featuring multiple designs with an AI component in them. From architecture and computational textiles to adaptive furniture and experimental fabrication, the exhibition brings together diverse approaches to the future of design.
The Dutch Design Week is one of the most creative design events in Europe, showcasing experimental perspectives and cutting-edge design. If you’re in Eindhoven between 17-25 October, come visit us! You can find Aalto University’s exhibition at Strijp-S area, Klokgebouw, Klokgebouw 50, Map No. B4
Read more about the projects exhibited in comments.
Image credits:
1. LUCID arbitrary aesthetics Ltd, an AI CAX startup by Feng Ye & Janne Keskinen
2. Craft Bot by Luka Piškorec, MSc ETH Arch
3. Textile Design meets AI by Maija Fagerlund, Anna-Mari Leppisaari, Maarit Salolainen, Severi Uusitalo, Assistants: Venla Elonsalo, Jere Vilo. Photo: Mikko Raskinen