Exhibits

Throughout the conversation, we explore the symbiotic relationship between design and emerging technologies

Kaspale’s multiform, multidimensional nature is an invitation to question ideas about time, memory, origins, and kinship

Exploring the diverse world of painters and their captivating forms of expression at Nairobi Design Week 2023

This is our second series on showcasing 50 digital artists who exhibited at Nairobi Design Week 2023

This is our first series on showcasing 50 digital artists who exhibited at Nairobi Design Week 2023 experimenting with new forms of expression and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of design.

In 2020, the number of mobile subscriptions in Kenya was 60+ million. The average lifespan of smartphones is approximately 2.5 years. with more than 50 million metric tons of e-waste is generated globally every year.

Ardhi na Mbao is paving the way for more environmentally friendly and cost-effective housing their installation was a living room that was constructed using rammed earth and mass timber as the primary materials.

An extraordinary exhibit on capturing the essence of Africa's vibrant and diverse culture, immersing viewers in a visual journey through the city's streets, people, landscapes, and wildlife across Africa.

Nairobi Design hosted flagship projects and partners that played a pivotal role in making this year's festival a resounding success as well as launching Kolakisa

The fence provided a designated space where anyone could try their hand at graffiti art, with spray cans at hand visitors explored their artistic side, breaking barriers, and leaving their mark our the fence.

Nairobi Design Week 2023 exhibitors opened conversations surrounding mental health to break down stigmas and foster a supportive environment.

Were you inspired to feel like a kid all over again at Nairobi Design Week 2023? Our Team wanted you to find a balance between the realism of adulting and be in tune with our inner selves

Sustainable fashion promotes a circular economy by diverting textiles from landfills, repurposing materials, and creating products that can lead to a more conscious fashion industry.

The Exhibit raises awareness on harmful practices such as skin bleaching.

Tracing the Wild truly brings together nature stewards, digital artists, and the world of web3 to create a unique and interactive experience

As INBAR and KEFRI continues to increase opportunities especially to the youth, it’s up to us to play our role in working with them to improve its trade balance with countries exporting bamboo products to Kenya by purchasing and using products made in Kenya.

Nairobi Design Week 2023 inspired conscious choices by highlighting the value of reusing and repurposing. By choosing upcycled or recycled products, created by creatives such as Africa Collect Textile, JJ Matatu, Moko Maya, Greenthing Kenya among others, we can support sustainable practices and reduce waste. This will inspiring others to do the same and create a positive ripple effect that will benefits the planet and our communities.

The film premiered at Nairobi Design Week 2023, held in March, and it showcases different elements for everyone who made it. "The Big Sad Nairobi" is a touching and heartwarming short film that will make you feel connected to the world around you.

The cosplay exhibit at NDW2023 had simple props made from readily available materials, and attendees were able to engage with Jess on how to plug into the thriving community of cosplayers in Kenya.

The initiative focuses on ecological issues and rebuilding inner-city areas to create a more sustainable city for the community. The team is dedicated to developing imaginative solutions that improve the environment, promote biodiversity, and enhance the quality of life for those living in informal settlements.

Kibera Fashion Week Showcases the beauty of Kibera, challenges exploitative global supply chains and changes the discourse around fashion from the perspective of the global south

Harnessing data on lions, data-driven art project ‘Tracing the Wild’ expresses the complexity of the predator ecosystem in Kenya’s Maasai Mara region

Opportunities for festival crew, physical exhibitors and digital exhibitors.

Tracing The Wild will be experienced during Nairobi Design Week 2023 in March.