maastricht
My life as a product design student has almost an end. I am graduating this week! End of June I participated at the pecha kucha event in maastricht. I talked about the power of blogging, the difficulties of becoming a designer and how people start taking your seriously when you work on a project on a regular basis. Here is the video of my presentation:
‘damn, I am fucking nervous’
maastricht
croatia born designer patrizia dona graduated at the willem de koning academy rotterdam in 2006. the former fashion design student was exhibiting her ‘objects to wear’ during fashionclash, the first fashion event in maastricht, nl. the exhibition will be shown till 5th july.
necklace constructed out of typing mechanism
bag and necklce
bag wth typewriter keyboard
I can proudly say that I am a part of a great project. this project is about fashion. it is called fashionclash and its the first big fashion event in maastricht.
For this event we invented a project called CLASH:
CLASH is a project for non-fashion designers.
We selected 10 creatives for this project.
Each of them was responsible for one outfit.
They were allowed to do anything they want.
here is a preview of what you can expect:
liv langeslag, artist
joost howard, director/actor
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timmerfabriek, boschstraat 3, 6211 maastricht
26 june – 5 july 2009
photography: mueller3000
milan 2009/
there is no need to advertise english furniture brand established & sons, but I like them so much that I will anyway. here are some snapshots from the press preview during milan design week.
5 years!
alasdhair willis, founder of established & sons,
in a quilt seat designed by ronan and erwan bouroullec
alasdhair willis and maarten baas
surface chair by terrence woodgate and john barnard
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see more establshed & sons stories:
surface table by terence woodgate and john barnard
berlin/dmy
young swedish designer ramus malbert has designed a shelf that becomes a playful element when its filled with books.
berlin/dmy
berlin-based designer joerg hundertpfund presented ‘transitive’, a shelf that ‘hides’ itself in the corner but seems to be very present in the space.
his work was presented at the gallery appel design during the international design festival in berlin.
