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Lucia is an Industrial Design and Product Development Engineer passionate about creativity and innovation. She holds a degree from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and a Master’s from ELISAVA, combining technical expertise with a strong design vision. Currently, she works as a designer at a company specializing in stand design and construction, where she conceptualizes and models spaces. She also applies graphic design to enhance their visual appeal, ensuring a perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality. Lucia thrives in collaborative environments, bringing ingenuity and a refined design sensibility to every project.

Eva is a Creative Designer at Criteo, leveraging her expertise in industrial design and product development to craft user-centered solutions. She holds a Bachelor’s in Industrial Design Engineering from UPC and a Master’s in Product Design from ELISAVA. Eva specializes in product development, graphic design, and project management, with experience from roles at Kautex Textron and her involvement in projects like Hipcare—an innovative 3D-printed design revolutionizing hip dysplasia treatment for babies. Combining her background in Human-Centered Design and Innovation Management, Eva brings technical expertise and a deep understanding of user needs to her projects. Passionate about impactful design, she excels in critical thinking, communication, and teamwork to drive innovation, balancing functionality and aesthetics.

A graduate of Central Saint Martins’ Product Design program, I bring expertise in bridging products and users through augmented reality (AR) innovation and additive manufacturing. With a keen focus on CMF (Color, Material, Finish) design, I have led collaborative projects for global brands including Dell, Kohler, Covestro, GAC, and Logitech.

A graduate of Central Saint Martins’ Product Design program, I bring expertise in bridging products and users through augmented reality (AR) innovation and additive manufacturing. With a keen focus on CMF (Color, Material, Finish) design, I have led collaborative projects for global brands including Dell, Kohler, Covestro, GAC, and Logitech.

Lucy has always been drawn to challenges, and right now, she is taking on one of the biggest—creating sustainable textile solutions as the co-founder of Tera Mira. With a background in bioengineering, she is not just interested in advocating for change but in actively building it. Her work focuses on developing genuinely sustainable alternatives to reduce the environmental and social impact of the textile industry.

Jeanne is a passionate advocate for sustainable fashion, deeply committed to tackling the global clothing waste crisis. Her journey began in high school, where she bought only secondhand clothes and later collaborated with fashion students to create upcycled pieces. She wrote her master’s thesis on the impact of secondhand clothing imports in Kenya, witnessing firsthand the social and environmental effects of this global issue. Her internships in both the fashion industry and green tech business development provided valuable insights into sustainability metrics and the practical needs of the industry. Jeanne’s entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to change continue to fuel her mission for a more sustainable and socially responsible fashion industry.

studio re.d from Vienna represents young and future-oriented design, constantly seeking innovative ways to tackle new challenges. The studio creates forms, products, furniture, interiors, and concepts built to last. Founded by Kerstin Pfleger and Peter Paulhart after their studies in Industrial Design at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, studio re.d was established in early 2022 following several successful collaborations for shared clients.

Nele Oetjens studies product and process design at the University of the Arts (UdK) Berlin. Her work moves between product and concept design, driven by curiosity for unconventional ideas and approaches. Through her studies at UdK Berlin and OCAD University Toronto, she has gained experience in material experimentation, circular design, and storytelling. She has worked in design studios (like Studio Berg and Mark Braun), focusing on product development and design processes. Her projects have been shown at exhibitions like Designblok Prague and Berlin Design Week. Additionally, she has worked in production design and art fabrication, including assisting with Ai Weiwei’s artworks. Nele is interested in design that not only looks good but also communicates ideas and challenges perspectives.

Lale studies product design at the University of the Arts Berlin, focusing on sustainable design, biomaterials, and circular systems. Passionate about material innovation, she has gained hands-on experience in material research and development during her time at Mujo Lab. While participating in the Erasmus exchange at the Estonian Academy of Arts, Lale explored new perspectives on design and sustainability. Her work bridges experimentation and functionality, aiming to create thoughtful, forward-thinking solutions that promote ecological consciousness and responsibility.