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RE/CRAFT
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RE/CRAFT, based in New York, has been committed to interpreting the values of sustainability, culture, society, environment and the public through its products since its establishment in 2022. RE/CRAFT seeks a balance between sustainable materials, industry, functionality and social values. During 3daysofdesign, RE/CRAFT project brings together a group of excellent designers whose work reflects on materiality, function, and the broader role of design in society. Designers include: Ruiting Xu, Xixiao Zhang, Zheng He, Bo Zhang.

RE/CRAFT will exhibit a new series of innovative artworks for 2025 that integrate craftsmanship, cultural stories, and sustainable materials at the exhibition. Designers hope to change people's perception of inherent design through objects that are closer to the public. Design are not only functional and good–looking, but more importantly, they convey the culture, craftsmanship and social concepts behind the design.

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