The exhibition will present a selection of products from designers from different parts of the world dedicated to 3D printing with an emphasis on the visual value and functionality of their products. It will offer a unique opportunity to see how this technology is simplifying production, disrupting supply chain and distribution practices. It promotes the principles of sustainability and circular economy. The exhibition will introduce the public to the possibilities of 3D printing as a tool for sustainable, innovative and aesthetically valuable design that reflects the current and future needs of society.

Hiroshi Mitachi is the founder and director of Shinkogei-sha, a studio that promotes a new era of Kogei through the fusion of digital and analog approaches. After working as a designer at KEYENCE Corporation, he joined YOKOITO Co., Ltd. and founded Shinkogei-sha in 2020. Through digital fabrication, he explores the nature of objects currently at the boundary between the computer and analogue worlds.

Ádám Miklósi is a Budapest-based industrial designer and maker with over a decade of experience. His work is rooted in hacking, rapid prototyping and digital fabrication, with a strong focus on 3D printing as a tool for thinking, iteration and early validation of ideas through the creation itself. He works in the areas of consumer products, health-tech, furniture, and self-initiated projects, often using modular systems, open-source logic, and DIY approaches.

Martin Zampach is an industrial designer who has been focusing on 3D printing in recent years. He enjoys exploring and developing the possibilities of additive technologies, looking for their limits and pushing them further. For almost 20 years, he has been striving to bring functional and aesthetically interesting solutions that respect the principles of good design, production optimization and waste minimization.

Agustin Arroyo is a designer, creator and content specialist based in Madrid, working remotely. He was born in Argentina and moved to Spain as a child. He studied design at UCM in Madrid and technology project management at UNIR, always with a creative and independent approach to learning. While still studying, he got into the world of 3D printing. What started as a hobby became his professional career and a dream come true.

Lautaro Lucero is an independent industrial designer from Argentina, currently based in the north of Spain. With over six years of experience, he has successfully completed over 30 diverse projects for renowned brands, innovative startups and established companies. Known for his minimalist and simple design style, he focuses on achieving the perfect balance between form and function.

Ales Boem started his career as a graphic designer and spent ten years creating brand identities, visual materials and web presentations. With a desire to move beyond two-dimensional design, he began to pursue industrial and product design, where he found a passion for experimenting with materials and manufacturing processes. His approach combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, ensuring that each design is conceptually rich and functionally intuitive.