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Ways of Seeing

Pause, move through colour, material and light, and compose your own scene.

WIP Draft render image — © Other Degree

Ways of Seeing is an immersive installation by NCS Colour, Curated by Other Degree, Creative direction, textile and sculpture installations by Rive Roshan. at Dutch Design Week 2026. It invites you to pause, move through a landscape of colour.

The Invitation

Every day we make thousands of decisions — some consciously, many without noticing. More and more, the world around us decides for us, through feeds, algorithms and systems. Ways of Seeing creates space to design something for ourselves. It is an invitation to pause: not to escape the world, but to reconnect with your own way of seeing it.

The Experience

Ways of Seeing is an immersive installation where colour becomes something to explore rather than something to consume. Move through a landscape of colour, material and light. Rearrange it. Play with it. Make it your own. Rather than telling you what it should look like, the installation asks a different question: what feels like you?

Perception & Choice

Created by NCS Colour, Other Degree and Rive Roshan, Ways of Seeing transforms colour from something you simply observe into something you actively use. It is an exploration of perception, intuition and choice — a reminder that even in a rapidly changing world, some things can only be discovered through your own eyes. Come in. Take your time. Compose your own scene.

About NCS Colour x Other Degree x Rive Roshan

Ways of Seeing is presented by NCS Colour, the international standard for colour communication, used by designers, architects and manufacturers in over 100 markets. It is curated by Other Degree, an independent studio working at the intersection of space, material and atmosphere, with creative direction, textile and sculpture installations by artist-design studio Rive Roshan. The installation is realised in collaboration with Broeinest, a design platform and material library based in Eindhoven.
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