Whether you’re fully back to work or holding onto late summer, we’re starting the term with fresh inspiration. Below, catch our Q&A with design veteran Monika Lärnros and be sure to claim your spot for our next workshop.
Lots more coming soon!
/The Re:Create Team
How do we bridge the gap between creative intuition and digital innovation in fashion?
In our first autumn feature, we talk with Monika Lärnros, an experienced creative leader in fashion tech and brand design. Drawing on two decades of global product development, she shares key insights on using AI as a creative sparring partner, streamlining design iterations, and driving sustainable transformation.
“There is no doubt that professional expertise, creativity, edge, intention, original thinking, ethics, and empathy remain essential to generate an authentic result. I see no threat or opposition between human creativity and AI. The creator's role will be more important than ever in the future.”
Our popular hands-on workshop is back! Come together with us to experiment with new AI tools, swap real-world experiences, and discover how to expand your creative boundaries without compromising your artistic judgment or design control.
📅 24 September 2026 | 09:00 – 12:00 📍 AI Sweden, Gothenburg
We are organizing several network sessions throughout the autumn to dive deeper into practical tech integration, creative workflows, and tool development.
The network is aimed at people within the creative sectors of fashion, architecture, film, and design – especially industrial design, who have experience implementing AI into their workflows and who are willing to share and exchange their experience with others.
Interested in joining the Creative Tech Forum?
Please contact Charlotte Sjödell via email to register your interest and receive network session details.
Through our student collaboration initiative, we connect creative companies with top talent to tackle practical AI integration and prototype development.
If your organization wants to explore new workflows, techniques, or design processes, this offers the perfect opportunity. It is a win-win for both sides: added capacity for your team and hands-on industry experience for students.
Re:Create will be participating in this year's textile and design event in Borås. The full conference program will be officially released on August 20.
Re:Create investigates how AI can strengthen and develop design processes by focusing on the participants' needs. The project is based on the actors' desire for skills development and to explore AI's possibilities for creative creation, production, and innovation, with a particular focus on visualization. The project focuses on creative industries such as fashion, architecture, film and design to create innovation between today's skills and tomorrow's opportunities.
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