4 - Koen De Winter on designing for industry

Design is often a word that emerges in conversation when talking about ceramic objects. In this week’s episode, Marianne sits down with internationally known designer Koen de Winter to discuss how his training in ceramics informed his career, and how working with clay was essential to his approach when working with other materials. Mr. De Winter was born in Belgium and now lives in Saint André Avellin, Qc. His designs are in many major museums and he was granted the prestigious Henry van de Velde career award in 2005.

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