Weaving Value is a co-design workshop aimed at raising awareness of the social and environmental repercussions of climate change. Through a systemic approach, the workshop actively engages participants in a transformative experience that encourages critical reflection on the connections between individual choices and global impacts.

During the workshop, participants follow a hands-on process that uses fabric as a symbolic and narrative tool. The materials come from the social cooperative FLO, which is committed to reusing high-quality textiles from the fashion industry and providing employment opportunities for individuals facing psychological or physical challenges. In this context, fabric becomes a means of expression to represent stories, experiences, and collective impacts, woven together in a network linking society, environment, and everyday behavior.
The final goal is to create a collective artwork: a physical and shared visualization of the complexity of eco-social systems. Using a color-coded and quantitative scheme, each participant contributes to a common panel that highlights both the differences and convergences among individual impacts.
The co-creation phase of the prototype is designed not only as a manual activity but also as an immersive space that fosters connection between participants and the themes explored. This is followed by a group discussion, which opens up new perspectives on the social and ecological implications and opportunities of climate change, encouraging a sense of shared responsibility and active awareness.