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A maquette of the exhibition, top, one of the temporary exhibition houses within the city, pictured bottom

This curious title for a temporary exhibition was set up during the Dutch Design Week by a group of graduates and student designers from the Design Academy Eindhoven.

Objects in the Rearview Mirror are Closer Than They Appear exhibits a range of works each in their own Jurgen-Bey like cabinets or cubby holes within a city of other dwellings set inside an old warehouse.

The exhibition flyer designed by Cathelijn Kruunenberg

As described by the designers,

This exhibition takes you inside a curious world where things are turned inside out. Walking through a city of temporary houses feels like entering a book where products have become the characters of the story. Delicate and quiet, a little odd, clumsy but proud, lofty and gentle these residents show their true colours.

Copper lights and cabinet by David Derksen

A range of sinister dog illustrations by Gijs Kast

An exhibit of Story Signs by Florian de Visser

Gus + family light piece by Monique Habraken

Eva Gevaert's Straight Jacket table