WhiteNoiseDada is rebellious and critical.
 

WhiteNoiseDada designs a counter-narrative to existing systems such as capitalism, apathetic consumption, and the throwaway society. Through humor, they unravel and examine the absurdity of human behavior without offering ready-made answers. A blend of satire and creative craftsmanship is used to challenge the status quo. Unique concepts and designs are created, always using unconventional materials and innovative techniques.
WhiteNoiseDada often works with post-consumer materials or leftovers from the industry. Each product is a vivid expression of their individuality, a statement against the uniformity of mass production. 
The studio designs bold and disorienting objects with exciting material and color combinations. Materials are used in unexpected ways, playing with changes in context, value, and appearance. In doing so, waste plastic becomes valuable and high-quality. Think of an ash wood cabinet with a skin made from burned plastic bags, a Ming Dynasty vase composed of small pieces of plastic resembling Tiffany glassware, or discarded plastic flowers fused with plastic waste into a 17th-century floral arrangement.

WhiteNoiseDada’s hands-on mentality and love for craftsmanship lead to unexpected and intuitive solutions. They frequently collaborate with specialized craftsmen, such as the glassblowers in Leerdam. This way of working allows for innovative adaptations in techniques and materials. Additionally, their experimental, vibrant, and bold use of color results in distinct final products.

WhiteNoiseDada specializes in designing and producing their

own products, as well as delivering commissioned concepts and designs. From public art installations to commissioned interiors, from their own artistic projects to applied and functional products where diversity, openness, interdisciplinary thinking, and pushing the boundaries are all hallmarks of WhiteNoiseDada’s work.

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