HP at Heimtextil 2020

Messe Frankfurt | Frankfurt, Germany | January 7-10, 2020
© Gino Anthonisse

Take the next step in textile printing.

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• A presentation by acclaimed designer Gino Anthonisse and our HP textile experts

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HP Stitch S Printer series

Designed for interior décor

From sample to final production, repeat your designs with stable colors, even over long periods of time. From bed linens to curtains and cushions to roller blinds, the HP Stitch S Printer series knows almost no limits, printing on a wide range of media and polyester fabrics.
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Find us in Hall 3.0 F81

Messe Frankfurt Exhibition GmbH

Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt a.M.

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January 7-9: 9:00 am. – 6:00 pm.

January 10: 9:00 am. – 5:00 pm.

* Offer valid for bookings done before the trade show start date. Later sign ups can still participate in the talk.

Gino Anthonisse (1988) is a Dutch artist based in The Hague, The Netherlands. He studied Fashion and Textile at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and graduated in 2014.


He investigates the role of wonder in his work by creating an alternative reality. The monumental silhouettes from his previous work, 'Wandâ', have a sculptural character. In his new work, he will further implement this by making clothing that no longer needs a body and bodies which no longer needs clothing. An experiment where clothing, photography, performance and sound come together to form sculptural "life-size collage installations".


In addition to this he is co-founder of Das Leben am Haverkamp - a collective that represents four artists, Anouk van Klaveren, Dewi Bekker, Christa van der Meer and Gino Anthonisse. Together the collective creates the novel context necessary for their individual practises and unrestricted way of working and thinking.


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