Research Studio for Knit and Architecture (RSKA) turns design hierarchies upside down and uses textiles to approach the built environment in a new and different way.
Research Studio for Knit and Architecture (RSKA) turns design hierarchies upside down and uses textiles to approach the built environment in a new and different way. Through artistic research, the studio investigates how the textile industry's 3D knitting technology, which is currently used to produce cheaper garments in less time, can be used for completely different purposes. By bending, draping and shifting, the studio investigates how objects, garments and spaces can come to life while remaining intact. In his investigative work, the interplay between light and heavy structures develops, where form, transparency and tactility come to life.