A next-level look at arts & crafts

Presentation of the fundamentals of weaving with a loom and a demonstration on a computer-controlled loom to discover how digitisation enables the creation of other patterns.

Presentation of the fundamentals of weaving with a loom and a demonstration on a computer-controlled loom to discover how digitisation enables the creation of other patterns.

Demonstration of enamelling a large totem pole.

Learn digital drawing with artist Pit Molling

Learn digital drawing with artist Pit Molling.

How to make a felt vase

Presentation of the use of virtual reality in the creation of a moulded/cast glass piece. The different stages are presented throughout the week according to the schedule below. (Multiglass project with the Centre Européen de Recherche et de Formation aux Arts Verriers).

Launched by the Lycée des Arts et Métiers and the École Nationale Supérieure d'Art de Limoges, in partnership with the Ligue HMC de Capelle, "Together" is a joint project for the exchange of know-how and human interaction, the synthesis of which is presented in the CraftLab section of Craft 3.0. "Tools on wheels" is a workshop born from the "Together" project. It is a social project initiated by the Lycée des Arts et Métiers and Emweltberodung Lëtzebuerg around the sharing of tools of all kinds. These are second-hand tools that have been thrown away. The SIVEC of Schifflange, Nei Abescht and Ecotrel are collecting tools for this project in order to offer the non-profit organisations and young creators of tomorrow a free solution for the implementation of their social and sustainable projects.

How can ceramic cups be made using the echoing ultrasonic signals of underwater creatures? This is what the Sound & Shadows project is all about. It questions our relationship with nature and the contribution of technology to arts and crafts.

How can ceramic cups be made using the echoing ultrasonic signals of underwater creatures? This is what the Sound & Shadows project is all about. It questions our relationship with nature and the contribution of technology to arts and crafts.

How can ceramic cups be made using the echoing ultrasonic signals of underwater creatures? This is what the Sound & Shadows project is all about. It questions our relationship with nature and the contribution of technology to arts and crafts.

How can ceramic cups be made using the echoing ultrasonic signals of underwater creatures? This is what the Sound & Shadows project is all about. It questions our relationship with nature and the contribution of technology to arts and crafts.

Cerfav has developed with the University of Lorraine (PolyTech Nancy school and LEMTA laboratory) an innovative patented 3D glass printing process, based on laser-glass interaction.

Presentation of results obtained by Cerfav students who have used digital tools and of some artists who have developed creations that would hardly have been possible without these new tools. Mention of the 3D glass printing patent filed by Cerfav, SOVITEC and ESSTIN (University of Lorraine)

Example of the restoration of the lighting fixtures of the Villa Majorelle in Nancy carried out by the Cerfav.

When a factory closes, its heritage is sold, disseminated, recycled or destroyed. This mould conservatory, the Moulothèque, which today archives several thousand wooden and metal moulds, has been supplemented by a digital database which allows this repertoire to be saved, classified and explored via a freely accessible interface on the Internet. In addition to its conservation function, the Moulothèque is today a wonderful tool for research and creation.

The idea is to question the notions of craft and digital, and to think of them as an opportunity to update certain craft practices, but also to show that they feed each other in the renewal of practices.

Celebrate World Music Day with a concert!