An exhibition of a material (PANECO & nunock, a recycled fiber-recycling board) that is made from crushed clothes and formed into boards and blocks. Atelier matic was in charge of planning the exhibition, designing the venue, designing furniture, and creating new colors for the products.

In addition to the 3mm/5.5mm-thick PANECO panels, which had already gained a great deal of support, this year’s exhibition was composed around NUNOCK, a block-shaped product, with proposals for its use. In addition to furniture and fixtures, the exhibition also proposed the use of NUNOCK as a supporting element, sometimes as a point of reference, while combining different materials, such as using it on the stage floor and on the walls as a fixture. The colors of the clothes and fabrics used are almost directly reflected in the materials, so there may be some color blurring, but this can be said to be the opposite of natural materials.

Some panels are decorated with plants, such as leaves pruned during molding and pressed discarded flowers. The pruned branches were kneaded into the material during mixing to give it a terrazzo-like appearance, and the panel was commissioned for its versatility. This gives a glimpse of a new look that is not limited to fabric.