Porcelain-covered handbags, extension cord ornaments and a vaccination board game are among the student projects featured in this school show from the ArtEZ University of the Arts in Arnhem, the Netherlands.
Each of the nine works below was created by students from the school's product design department, which describes itself as "a laboratory for experimenting with the future".

ArtEZ University of the Arts
University: ArtEZ University of the Arts

Course: Product Design Arnhem
School statement:
"For more than 40 years, ArtEZ Product Design has been educating new generations of designers. We believe this department to be more than merely a place for education. We aim to function as a laboratory for experimenting with the future. This generation has dealt with the reality of ever-changing challenges and explored what, for them, is the role of design. Their graduate projects are a response to this, crossing boundaries and asking questions through context, form and material. "We help our students develop their own vision of life and explore new dimensions of design practice and theory. The department works with a studio method, meaning that students are taught by practitioners who are active in many aspects of international design practice.
"Throughout the course, students' abilities for thinking and making are continuously stretched, so that they can develop their own artistic practice. Throughout the programme, we ensure that our students receive pr...