Pink square with "Green Trail Award, Maison0" in black serif text

Central Saint Martins

textured fabrics in orange, grey, and tan

The Gone with the Dodo collection explores the intersection of wellness, material exploration, and environmental stewardship. Inspired by remnants of extinct species displayed throughout London, the artist used wool and hemp to create high-textured, whimsical, and animalistic soft furnishings and upholstery textiles.

Gone with the Dodo

Every part of the RamMix Jacket, such as the length, sleeves, pockets, and buttons, can be freely combined according to personal preferences.

Ramie, a crop unique to the southwest of China and mainly used for textiles, accounts for 90% of global ramie fibre production. In recent years, unstable climate and resource scarcity have led to a reduction in the production of ramie. This has resulted in the local agricultural industry faced with challenges of cultural loss and economic decline.

RamMix: Playful Ramie Wear

Model wearring a bracelet, a ring and earrings made of palm nut kernels and silver.

Palms is a jewellery collection that introduces, as a valuable creative medium the palm nut, celebrating the versatility inherent in its discarded seedcase.

Palms

This Bio-Fender combines bioremediation with British canal culture by incorporating oil spill cleanup capabilities into boat fenders used by narrowboats. Given the prevalence of fuel oil spills in canal waters, there is a pressing need for solutions that align with the ecological ethos while maintaining the functionality for boat protection.

Bio-Fender

A Farmers’ Language: Graphic communication design as a catalyst for ongoing knowledge transfer

A farmers‘ language highlights the visual identity of small-scale farmers in Tyrol (Austria), addressing their underrepresentation and undervaluation in society. It uses the language of vernacular graphics collected through personal field research in Tyrol.

A farmers‘ language

View of Workshop Spaces with Wetlands in the background

How can we foster a symbiotic relationship between the light industrial production of Blackhorse Lane, local networks of artists, and the natural ecosystems of Walthamstow Wetlands?

Peerada Liewchanpatana

A female model stands slightly bending over and looking at the camera, she’s wearing a blue coat and beige ruffle shoes.

The designer&#39;s collection is inspired by their hometown: the traditional and ancient winter fishing culture in Northeast China.

Chagan moments

The Luminaire collection draws inspiration from Britain’s long history of scientific glass production.

Luminaire

Model wearing a yellow corkscrew headpiece and a yellow and red outfit

Bullet, Pellet, Tablet symbolises anxiety, resistance, and hope, representing both a therapeutic pill and a monument to our times, advocating for environmental conservation and innovative thinking.

Bullet, Pellet, Tablet

By drawing inspiration from culinary culture, dining rituals, and the eternally captivating, raw qualities of natural produce, Adam Faurschou aims to design the collection in a way that reconnects the consumer with the earth&#39;s natural resources.

Final Collection

This new documentary investigates the connection between social media use and online shopping. Inspired by the presenter’s experience of being bombarded by marketing on Instagram and TikTok, Why Buy? asks other young women - from fashion professionals, to sustainability activists - to share their thoughts and offer solutions.

Why Buy? Is Social Media Making us Shop More?

Double page spread showcasing notes that utilize colour in their approach.

The artist conceptualised a new speculative approach that encourages individuals to make more informed choices and shop smarter. This enquiry was initiated due to frustrations towards the design and operation of modern supermarkets.

DesigningTheCriticalThinkingSupermarketConsumer

Coloured pencil map of a park/wasteland called Park am Nordbahnhof in my publication. 

Focused particularly on Berlin due to its abundance of urban wasteland, Following the Train Tracks aims to present these spaces as areas of mystery, exploration, and adventure.

Following the Train Tracks

Football pennant with climate action poem next to seven arm patches that include the campaign kick off change logo above is the full armband with embr

KICK OFF CHANGE is a response from looking at the intersection of eco-feminism and football. Utilising the power of football to create an on-the-pitch campaign to raise awareness of climate injustice and encourage people to take action against the disruption of our ecosystem.

KICK OFF CHANGE

Long strip of paper in the shape of a circle. There is text along the piece narrating the presence of the mountains growing up.

This collection of artefacts explores relationships between movement and publishing. It is a response to types of publishing and writings reflective of the artist&#39;s Colombian background. The project engages the body in the reading experience to question: how can publishing mechanisms be used to choreograph gestures that convey experiences of navigating landscapes?

Printing Mountains

The Money Trees project aims to increase the value and autonomy of urban trees in London, reducing the likelihood of their removal. By utilising community art, activism and technology to transform how we economically value trees, thereby reducing the chances of them being cut down.

Money Trees

A sculpture represent nature and human with the architecture for microorganisms inside.

In the shadow of climate change, life’s smallest architects—microorganisms—face profound challenges. These unseen members of our ecosystems, essential to both nature and humanity, are threatened by relentless pollution, and human activities.This project aims to spotlight the overlooked microscopic majority, inviting us to reconsider our bond with these vital organisms.

Microbial Oasis: Architecture for Microorganisms

Composition of layed out work, teapots, bowls, sculptural work and coffee cups covering concrete floor

ReRoasted is a research through design project, developing new ways of working with spent coffee grounds in Ceramics. The artist has designed and made a collection of laminated coffee cups, which sandwich a layer of coffee clay between two layers of standard clay.

ReRoasted

The Modern Fossil Landscape challenges the notion of what we leave behind, juxtaposing the negative connotations of architecture as a negatively extractive anthropocentric practice, whilst prioritising non-human entities and their existing and future intertidal entanglements.

The Modern Fossil Landscape

This major project situates itself at the intersection of where physical issues of our water infrastructure meets social consequence. It uses decentra

The artist proposes a future where decentralised water management systems seamlessly integrate into our cities, neighbourhoods and homes by treating wastewater close to its production using low-tech infrastructure like constructed wetlands and biofilm.

beyond the flush | murky waters run deep

An Asian Hornet Bait Station strapped to a tree in a neighborhood 

There has been a record number of Asian hornet sightings in the UK last year, prompting experts to urge the public to be vigilant. To address this, the artist designed an Asian hornet bait station that encourages the public to report Asian hornet sightings at the station through the QR code.

Asian Hornet Bait Station

A collage of a Papuan woman making chocolate brownies

Lumbung Sagu is a creative campaign that uses co-creation within the community of Aimas, Northwest Papua, Indonesia. The campaign proposes activations for young people, including recipe innovation with Papuan mamas, a trip to the sagu forest, a co-created board game, and a feast of sagu-based dishes. Through participatory methods, Lumbung Sagu embraces indigenous knowledge centred on sagu.

Lumbung Sagu

Commoning with The Good Companions: How do you eat yours? examines the ethics of care, multi-species kinship and future commoning communities by utilising speculative storytelling of localised future food systems and species co-habitation.

Commoning with The Good Companions

The Tithe Barn Of The Forest is an inventive forest school model meticulously tackling contemporary food insecurity in London. Drawing inspiration from ancient foraging practices and historical tithe systems, it redefines sustainable food cultivation.

The Forest Tithe Barn

Movable Recycling Machine & Decomposition Machine

What if the works created in Central Saint Martins were buried under the ground and discovered by future people 2000 years later? What would they look like, and what would people think?

Don't leave your artefacts for the future.

Eso Extensions aims to provide a bio-based hair extension solution, using pineapple leaf fibres, natural softener solution and plant-based dyes to create soft, natural-feeling hair extensions.

Eso Extension

UAL and UAL Short Courses Ltd Privacy Notice

Maison/0 Green Trail 2024