Projects
- Kettle PhoneRussian tea drinking sticks to black tea. Sugar might be added in a form of cubes. Approaching the project my thoughts wandered between home and the cool ways in which technology finds its way to the general public by entertaining and useless inventions in our daily lives. Tea (coffee for me) making is an invisible thing in my routine. Drinking tea, especially in London, is considered something of a character. So where can I add strange elements to entertain the action.
- Post-Me KitchenFinal project of the BA Design course at Goldsmiths, it takes the domestic kitchen, a space connected to political and finantinal history of the words as much as it talks about personal experiences and emotions. The kitchen as a medium is manifestation of flux. Wars, revolutions, poitical, technological and finacial crisis all had some effects on the kitchen space as well as the tools and objects within it. My project, is a research through a lens of technological development in the field of Internet of Things. It finds support in the Soviet Union and the events happening between 1943-91, the Cold War and the communist 'social experiment'. Is to-day event will be called a social experiment in years to come? It feels greater than that. I hope to continue with the topic of the constatn changes beyond my Design degree, and to contribute my finding into the social layers to its benifits.
Work history
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DesignPAN Studio
- London, United KingdomInternship
I was working on graphic design and illustration for the Run an Empire application PAN was developing at the time. Working in icons, heraldry, background and visuals for the application. It was a great benefit working under a Sam Hill who was also creative directing, it was a great experience for professional organisation and development.
Skills
- Photography
- 35mm Film Photography
- Abobe Indesign/photoshop/illustrator
- Rapid Prototpying
- Adobe Premier Pro
- Sketch
- Html
- CSS
- Research Design
- Graphic Design
Education
DesignGoldsmiths, University of London
- London, United Kingdom
Design department at Goldsmiths is a place to develop your design intuition while working in large groups on big scale concepts. Thinking through filters of social value the project during this course is an opportunity to think about your future career and the future of design. It was a great challenge to go through and have opened many interests for social projects in my heart and mind. I am more comfortable thinking about the global outcome and influence of any project I am working on thanks for this degree.