Within the Three Worlds 2.0 programme, participants will explore this question by experimenting with ceramics and 3D-printing techniques. The aim of the course is to develop design skills at the intersection of these two worlds — combining the slow, precise processes of hand-shaping materials with fast, digital modelling and spatial fabrication.

Working in international teams, participants will design and prototype hybrid lighting objects that merge traditional ceramic techniques with 3D-printed components. The final outcome will be a collection of original prototypes presented during the concluding exhibition.