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鈥滵at kan mijn kleine nichtje ook鈥�(My little niece can do that too), a statement which haunts museums and exhibitions. A statement to classify one鈥檚 work as tinkering, but is this statement as negative as we think it is.
What is the deviding line between tinkering and design?
In this project I researched the positive aspects of tinkering and how I could acquire these in product design. By translating tinkering techniques into production techniques, I translated the tinkering atmosphere into product design. With these 2 furniture pieces I want to let the viewer experience the joy of making with a work that also puts the statement 鈥樷�橠at kan mijn kleine nichtje ook鈥欌�檌n a different light and wonders whether this comment is as negative as it seems.
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