Mountain wool: New applications, products and perspectives 19 January 2019, 10.00 – 16.00 at Stanglerhof This hands-on making workshop* is a collaboration between muu-baa and rewollte (Theresa Bader and Melissa Fröhle) focusing on the potential of 60 tonnes of waste sheep wool produced annually in South Tyrol… Read More
Designer since 2003, I have been involved in visual communication and photography. Born in Merano, (BZ) Italy and new graduate in Eco-Social Design from the Faculty of Design and Art at the University of Bolzano. Through my work, I develop tools, that thanks to communication, publishing projects, relational and co-design… Read More
Matteo is a designer working internationally on multidisciplinary projects and studying Human Computer Interaction in Trento. He’s an open-minded person and always tries to get involved in new projects and activities to develop a broad network of experiences and practice. He is looking for people to collaborate on projects that have… Read More
The collective and interdisciplinary project, Spazi in Frutto - Open Orchard recovers ancient varieties of fruit trees from the Belluno alpine territory to create a network of gardens and fruit orchards for public or collective use as cultural spaces, where social, artistic, educational and shared work activities take place, in semi-rural mountain areas. Read More
Farm Hack is an international network of farmers and inventors for Open Source Ag technology. Founded in USA and inspired to the Open Source Culture, Farm Hack community shares plans, modifications and solutions for farming machinery, both online and at their meet ups. On their… Read More
Joachim Hofmann – Koordinator im LEADER-Gebiet Eisacktaler Dolomiten Read More
Professor of Design Research, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Alto Adige/Südtirol, Italy. Founder of muu-baa. Facilitator, educator, writer and activist. I believe that design, openness and sharing are key attitudes to developing viable agri-cultures. My expertise is in facilitating polydisciplinary projects through co-design processes and design activism. Read More