EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES

In partnership with the Saxon Ministry for Regional Development, we at KreativLandTransfer // European Perspectives intend to strengthen rural regions and facilitate European knowledge transfer.

We’re seeking successful collaborations between cultural and creative industries (CCIs) and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in rural regions across Europe. Our goal is to showcase their innovative and cross-sectoral approaches on this platform, making them accessible to all those interested.

If you’ve been or are currently part of such a collaboration, we’ve compiled a questionnaire for you to share your experiences with others. We’ll feature the collaborations submitted on our website and select certain projects for interviews about their personal experiences.

CCI meets SME: Your profiles

School in a shed

Our cooperation includes working with local building material and craft companies. It aims to strengthen regional awareness of contemporary and sustainable building in rural areas.

PRIME Greenwall

The Greenwall 3D is a modular planting system with an integrated irrigation system made from recycled plastics for the construction of temporary architecture or so-called "green walls" in interior spaces to improve the indoor climate, room acoustics and reduce pollutant and CO2 emissions.

Design studio meets hotel

In recent years, various projects have been created in collaboration with the MACARONIE design studio and the Elldus Resort.

Das Tier von hier

With the "Das Tier von hier" [engl.: The animal from here] project, Agrozucht Burkersdorf is breaking new ground in the direct marketing of its beef products.

ORE One 82

A handmade ski from the Ore Mountains. The symbiosis of wood, fibreglass, carbon and fleece fibre from Norafin gives this ski special handling characteristics.

BOYS FROM THE WOOD – PopUp-Event

Boys from the Wood stands for folk art of the Ore Mountains in a contemporary design. Since 2014, we have been offering smokers, candle arches and previously non-existent contemporary merchandise.

Blue print armchair

The fabrics produced according to the old blue print tradition were processed by us in the upholstery area and additional trimmings from another old craft manufactory, Jende Manufaktur, were used.