DANIELA
TOKASHIKI
KUNIGAMI

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DESIGN PROJECTS
 Material economies
       D.1  Moss ritual2021
       D.2 Waste Care2021
       D.3 Recyclebar2021
       D.4 The Better Bread2022
       D.5 Crafts of Resistance2023
   
 User Research / Experience design
        D.6 Exhaust the Benches2022
        D.7 The Traffic Light as a Destination2021
        D.8 C.C.C Cuisine2022
        D.9 Building Dialogue2022
   
Craftsmanship / Heritage
        D.10 Nuevos Rituales2018
        D.11 Migración2019



ILLUSTRATION / WRITING
        I.1 Inventariada2019
        I.2 Diarios Abiertos 12021
        I.3 Diarios Abiertos 22021
        I.4-D.2 Recipe book x Waste Care2021
        I.5-D.3 Storytelling x Recyclebar2021
        I.6-D.7 Essay x Traffic Lights (...)2021
        I.7-D8.I2 Booklet x C.C.C Cuisine2022
        I.8 Stories Around the Cabinet2023
       

SHOP - coming coon
(Ceramic) Objects
        O.1 Resistance Cup 1
        O.2 Resistance Cup 2
        O.3 Resistance Cup Maker
        O.4 Clay Smasher
        O.5 Resistance Cup Coffee table
        O.6 Resistance Cup pole
        O.7 Resistance Cabinet 1 
        O.8 Resistance Cabinet 2
        O.9 Resistance Tire Cutter
        O.10 Mix Cup 1

Prints
        P.1 The Workshop
        P.2 Is Every Object a Tool? 


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Last update: Apr2024

D2. Waste Care

Circularity / Material Research / Illustration
Team: Monika Gravagno
Tutors: Erik Klarenbeek & Maartje Droos @ Design Academy Eindhoven, October 2021


Waste Care is a material-led design proposal that deals with individual empowerment around the repurposing of household organic waste. It is conceived in the BioLab Design assignment titled Closing Loops.

In short, by segregating and preserving the properties of waste at home, we are able to use them again.

The research was conducted for three months, where individual waste was collected and measured every week. This later extended to a communal practice among peers, and the main components of Household organic waste in Eindhoven were recorded.

Understanding recycling in the city and the local waste cycle made us reflect on the power we have as consumers. We implement design as an extra step to improve our relationship with waste starting with our own household. We call it caring.

The outcome is presented in a recipe book with information regarding the five main waste ingredients found through the research and how to adapt them into beauty routine products through a series of DIY steps at home. Waste donors were later rewarded with bottles of vinegar lip balm, or exfoliating scrubs made with their own waste.

We are currently looking to develop this project further. If you would like to contribute or collaborate, get in touch;)