The exhibition To whom it may concern is the result of a second year student in product design from the course Local Opportunities and Production. There, students investigated “opportunities”, such as underutilized raw materials or contexts where opportunities for increased value creation exist, taking into account the goals of the circular economy and sustainable development. The cycle of materials, sustainable value creation and the renewal of nature.
The process was marked by active experimentation, the sharing of ideas, and object-based creation with the goal of creating objects, products, or interventions that take the context into account.

Opening is December 4th from 18 to 21 pm at Nýlendugata 14, 3rd floor, light refreshments will be available while supplies last.
The exhibition will be open Friday, December 5th and Saturday, December 6th from 13pm to 18pm.

In the exhibition To whom it may concern, students in the second year of product design will show the results from the course Local opportunities and production, where they have been researching underutilized materials and experimenting with ways to increase value creation with the circular economy in mind. The projects focus on sustainable product development, the circularity of materials and regenerating nature.
This course has been defined by active experimentation, the dissemination of ideas and material creation with the goal of designing objects, products or systems in line with the context of the course.

Opening is on the 4th of December from 18 to 21 on Nýlendugata 14, third floor. Refreshments will be served.
The exhibition will be open Friday 5th of December and Saturday 6th of December 13 – 18.

Exhibitors:
Alexis Eyja I. Þorsteinsdóttir
Atli Schweitz Gíslason
Dagmar Vala Hiörleifsdóttir
Elvar Bjarnason
Saint Thor's
Kári Jóhannsson
Kjartan Thors Hagedorn-Olsen
Kristin Maria Kristinsdottir
Liva Sakarne
Mae Bernard
Maj-Britt Anna Bjarkardóttir
Sara Guðnadóttir

Instructors:
Björn Steinar Blumenstein
Birta Rós Brynjolfsdóttir
Rune of Thor