Belgian Spirit Hong Kong
Brussels Invest & Export, Design Vlaanderen, Flanders Investment & Trade, Wallonie-Bruxelles Architectures and Wallonie-Bruxelles Design/Mode are organising a promotional campaign highlighting the very best that Belgium has to offer in terms of architecture, design and fashion at the Business of Design Week in Hong Kong 26 November until 11 December 2011.
Belgian Spirit will take on the form of an interactive installation with 30 T-shirts designed by Belgian creative studios or designers. These will function as teasers to invite visitors to develop the Belgian creative landscape through www.belgianspirit.be.
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