Practical Guide to Creative Innovation (French) by 'The Idea Monopoly ®'

"A clear writing, with examples, case studies and exercises to facilitate the reader's understanding and help him apply the concepts into his own approach to innovation!"

To be published by Edipro in November 2011
Presentation and book signing at the Brussels Innova Fair (Heysel)

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Brussels Innova: 60th Edition!

 

  ‘Eureka, 48 researchers under the microscope'

Research in Brussels will be present through the photo exhibition ‘Eureka, 48 researchers under the microscope': 40 specialists who are active in all kinds of research domains, a mix of qualification degrees, from lab assistant, Egyptologist, to paediatrician and economist (no, no, research doesn't exclusively take place in sterile laboratories!).
At last: sophisticated, pure, funny at times but ever monochrome portraits that reveal photographer Denia Zerouali's mastery of the portrait.

 

Exposition ‘Haute Ordure, Haute Couture’

'HAUTE ORDURE, AUTRE COUTURE' EXHIBITION: THE DETOURNEMENT OF MATERIALS


Daniele BOSSI creates simultaneously artistic and ecological objects using recycled materials. Thus, plastic bottles, spoons and cups, metallic cans, capsules and tops… all contribute to produce a highly influential collection: “Haute Couture, Autre Couture”. Daniele Bossi has always had a passion for researching and experimenting with non-textile materials, particularly recyclable matters: waste. For Daniele, the détournement of waste represents a true challenge and a constant source of inspiration.
The “Haute Couture, Autre Ordure” collection – “Sculpture Dresses” created from recycled waste (PET bottles, other bottles, cans, capsules, corks, drinks cartons, etc…) – results from this creative, contemporary and novel approach. The veiled reference to Haute Couture aims to vehicle the artistic process of détournement in which materials are used in a diametrically different way from which they were intended and where the “lowly, repulsive” waste becomes once again, through the means of fine arts, something that is “High and Attractive” and that must be “Shown and Showcased”.
To be discovered at the Brussels Innova Fair!