Free

Fashion brand Anciela invites you to step into an interactive installation in the Design Museum garden as part of London Climate Action Week.

Discover a participation-based research display by designer Jennifer Droguett, Creative Director of London-based circular fashion label ANCIELA. Join us for a guided tour with Jennifer to gain unique insights into the project.

The project explores how principles of circular fashion can be translated into ecological, public design. At its centre are two sculptural armchairs that function as seating for humans, worm-based textile composting systems, and vertical gardens and habitats for insects and urban wildlife.

Created using upcycled, reclaimed and compostable materials, the installation investigates how direct engagement with material transformation may influence perceptions of value, waste and care. The research asks whether witnessing textile decomposition and sharing space with non-human species can shape attitudes towards material use, composting and relationships with the natural environment.

All are invited to engage with the installation and contribute reflections by scanning a QR code, helping document responses to sensory experience, wellbeing and sustainable behaviour. The project contributes to wider conversations around circular, regenerative and more-than-human design.

Please note:
This event is free, but you must pre-book a ticket via Eventbrite.