Future House at Venice Art Biennale 2024
Venice, Italy
September-November 2024
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Join us for an unparalleled journey at the Future House at the Venice Art Biennale 2024.
In the labyrinthine alleys and shimmering waters of Venice, a new beacon of creativity and innovation emerges. The Future House stands as a bold declaration of what lies ahead, inviting you into a world where art intersects with the infinite possibilities of tomorrow.
Here, we don’t just observe the future; we actively engage with it. “Visions of Tomorrow” is our theme, a challenge to artists, thinkers, and visionaries worldwide to imagine the shape of things to come. The Future House is a canvas for the avant-garde, a space where groundbreaking technologies and revolutionary ideas blend to create art that transcends boundaries.
As you wander through our exhibits, you’ll encounter art that defies expectations, installations that challenge your perceptions, and interactive experiences that transport you to unseen worlds. Each piece is a portal to the future, crafted by the brilliant minds shaping the next frontier of artistic expression.
Join us for this extraordinary exploration of art and innovation. The Future House is more than an exhibition; it’s a journey into the heart of creativity, a celebration of the human spirit’s boundless potential. Here, in the embrace of Venice’s timeless beauty, we invite you to dream, to discover, and to partake in the creation of tomorrow.
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We invite you to join an unparalleled venture, the Future House at the Venice Art Biennale 2024. This is a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of art and innovation, in a space where technology meets creativity to shape the future.
As collaborators, your insights, investments, and innovations will play a critical role in realizing a vision that marries sustainability with futuristic artistry.
The Future House aims to not only showcase groundbreaking solutions but also to foster an ecosystem where dialogue, education, and technological advancements thrive.
Your partnership will enable us to showcase transformative projects, support artists pushing the boundaries of creativity, and engage a global audience in meaningful ways.
Together, we can create a legacy that resonates for generations to come, illustrating the power of collective effort in building a sustainable, innovative future.
If you have an idea for a smashing success, we're all ears. For more information please contact: iwona@creativeswitzerland.com
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Meet Your Future House at Venice Art Biennale 2024 Leaders
design, and technology, has established herself as a beacon of
sustainability and innovation. Her illustrious career is marked by a
unique fusion of human psychology and cutting-edge technology, making
her a revered figure across global platforms.
Mahmoudieh’s work spans continents and industries, from designing eco-conscious luxury resorts to pioneering in the metaverse. An advocate for sustainable design, she has curated a vast library of eco-friendly materials, pushing the boundaries of traditional design. Her educational initiatives like MyKidsy underscore her commitment to future generations, blending life skills with sustainability. Mahmoudieh’s accolades include prestigious awards in design and sustainability, reflecting her impact on the design world.
With a background enriched by diverse educational experiences
from Geneva to Los Angeles, she is a sought-after speaker, mentor, and
visionary, whose projects like the Flowniversum collection showcase her
commitment to environmental stewardship through innovative 3D-printed sustainable furniture.
Yasmine Mahmoudieh’s journey is a testament to the power of integrating sustainability with design to craft a better future. Learn more and connect with her on Linkedin.
Iwona Fluda is a trailblazer in the world of creativity, committed to unlocking the transformative power of creative (cognitive and manual) thinking in individuals and organizations. As the founder of the Ministry of Creativity LLC, a Swiss-based enterprise on a mission to bring more creativity to the world, Iwona designs and leads tailor-made online and offline experiences to promote creativity and creative skills through interdisciplinary approaches.
As a serial entrepreneur and public speaker, her love for creating businesses is matched by her thrill for global explorations. Through ventures like the Sunrise Venture Summit, Online Creativity Bootcamp, her digital art, and her widely read newsletter, Creative Bites, she unlocks the creative potential within diverse cultures and contexts.
In addition, she frequently delivers keynote speeches on the following topics: creativity, AI, marketing, responsible/social entrepreneurship, leadership, tech, innovation, and education.
She is a fellow at the RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce), and her impressive academic background includes two Bachelor’s degrees and two Master’s degrees. In addition to her academic achievements, Iwona is an MIT Bootcamps Venture Scaling alumna, further demonstrating her commitment to innovation and growth. Learn more and connect with her on Linkedin.
“There must be a better way to make the things we want, a way that doesn't spoil the sky, or the rain or the land.”
Featured Initiatives
Flowniversum by Yasmine Mahmoudieh
Last year, the Design Miami Basel was graced with an awe-inspiring exhibition titled “Flowniversum.” This installation, a reflection on the flow of life and the universe, made a profound statement about environmental conservation and climate change.
At the heart of “Flowniversum” were innovative 3D-printed designs crafted from recycled plastic. These creations were more than mere art; they symbolized a purifying wave against oceanic pollution. The exhibition’s primary attraction was the transformation of harmful plastic waste into extraordinary design objects and furniture, representing hope and renewal.
A standout feature of the exhibit was the inclusion of two “Flow Chairs,” part of a limited edition series of twelve. These chairs have earned acclaim, securing awards like the if design award, the SIT award, and a finalist spot in the Rossano Orlandi Plastic Award. Two of these exclusive chairs are integrated into each of the three available editions of the complete Flowniversum installation.
Further enhancing the allure of Flowniversum is a captivating NFT series. This digital artwork comprises four images that dynamically evolve, illustrating the metamorphosis of floating ocean plastic into elegant vases. This transformation echoes the exhibition’s theme of turning environmental threats into beautiful design.
The architecture element of Flowniversum, demonstrated through 3D-printed walls from recycled plastic, opens possibilities for sustainable building and design, pointing towards an eco-friendly architectural future.
“Flowniversum” stands as a testament to the power of art in environmental activism, marrying aesthetics with a profound ecological message, and showcasing the transformative impact of design on our world.
Turn me by Yasmine Mahmoudieh
This versatile piece of furniture can transform from a stool to a table to a bench. It is 3D printed from recycled plastics, underscoring our commitment to environmental sustainability. Its flexible design makes “Turn Me” perfect for both indoor and outdoor use, and it can be adapted for residential or commercial purposes.
“Turn Me” has gone through rigourous processing and printing prototyping to develop a multi – functional piece of furniture.
Metamorphosis by Yasmine Mahmoudieh
Transforming the global threat of ocean plastics through architectural innovation and integrating future possibilities of the ancient mycelium.
This collaboration re-imagines a solution to past and current issues (ocean plastic) and looks towards the future of material innovation (mycelium). Mycelium is the ‘root network’ of mushrooms, which acts as a natural glue to bind biomass. It grows through the biomass and functions simultaneously as a growth substrate and a biocomposite matrix. Different organic residual streams such as hemp shives, toilet paper residues or other agricultural waste can be used as substrate. Therefore, mycelium biocomposites are totally natural, non- toxic, biological materials which can be grown locally and can be composted after usage.
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The Future House at the Venice Art Biennale 2024 stands as a visionary nexus, where the art of tomorrow is unveiled today, shaping the future of creativity and innovation.
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If you have an idea for a smashing success, we're all ears. For more information please contact: iwona@creativeswitzerland.com
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