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Jos Klarenbeek
Jos Klarenbeek is an independent designer and researcher known for exploring the intersection between mathematics, science, and design. Through a blend of personal projects and commissioned work, he merges the precision of mathematical thinking with a focus on materials and craftsmanship, resulting in designs that tell intricate stories rooted in data.
His interdisciplinary approach aims to bridge various fields and offer fresh perspectives on data visualization. Recent work has featured textiles and weaving, where woven textiles are conceptualized as binary matrices composed of ones and zeros.
With degrees in mathematics and design from the University of Amsterdam and the Design Academy Eindhoven, Klarenbeek's practice is built on a solid foundation. His expertise in programming, 3D modeling, technical weaving, and product development informs his work, as does his role as an educator, teaching technical jacquard weaving at the Royal Academy of the Arts in The Hague. Recognized with awards such as the Dutch Design Award, Klarenbeek's research has been showcased in museums and publications, with notable exhibitions including Hack the Heritage, Solid Flow, Kadans 2.0, and Fibres Unsorted at Salone del Mobile.
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