Layers Vase in limestone by Dessislava Madanska
Onedesignspace
Dimensions: W 26 x D 26 x H 67 cm
Materials: Bulgarian limestone
A limited edition of 3 + 2A.P
On the side of the vase at bottom level there is a small opening closed with a metal screw
intended for letting the water out. The vase can be used both indoor and outdoor.
Dessislava Madanska is a London based multidisciplinary experimental creative designer with a focus on Object design and Spatial design.
I am an Architect of objects.
Her background in Architecture plays an important part in what she created today as a designer. She enjoys playing with scale and blurring the line between objects and spaces.
Her designs are minimalistic and honest. Her material palette includes natural materials such as stone, wood, metal and glass.
Her creative research is focused on creating objects and spaces that provoke an emotional response and create a positive experience for the user.
Her work was featured in Sight Unseen, Frame Magazine, Wired UK, Design Milk, Design boom, Creative boom, Color Hive…
Master in Spatial Design (KONSTFACK, Stockholm Sept 2018-ongoing)
FABRICA Research center-Benetton Group-trial May 2017
Master of Arts in Product Design (Sir John CASS Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design, London 2016)
NORD Architects Copenhagen Architect Intern 2015
IUAV-Venezia-WAVE 2013
CMA-Cigler Marani Architects 2014 Internship Program
Bachelor in Architecture (Università della Svizzera Italiana-Switzerland / Architectural Institute in Prague 2010-2014)
Università per Stranieri di Perugia 2009
Italian Lyceum, Sofia-Bulgaria 2010
Exhibitions:
Collectible 2019 13-17 March, Brussels;
Milan Design Week Isola design district 17-22 April 2018;
Bologna Design Week 26-30 Sept 2017;
Designmonat Graz Selected 2017;
Milan Design Week Ventura Lambrate 2017;
London Design Festival: Smug Plant pot, September 2016;
One Architecture Week Uncommon River, September 2015, “Green Avenue”;
Triennale di Milano, July-September 2013, Atelier Blumer, “Come si muovono le nuvole?””How do the clouds move?”;
Milan Design Week 2012, Casabella, Atelier Blumer, “Come si muovono le nuvole?” “How do the clouds move?”;.
