Main prize
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Patricija Vaisova
Sound as a tool for spatial design: the case of the corridorVilnius Academy of ArtsAssoc prof. dr. Karolina Jašinskaitė This project uses sound to change the experience of a corridor. The case study is the Interior Design Department corridor at the Vilnius Academy of Arts: a long, narrow and acoustically active transitional space. A temporary…
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Kamilė Ražanskaitė
In Front of the Class computer gameVilnius Academy of ArtsAssoc. prof. Marius Žalneravičius “In Front of the Class” is a visual novel about the internalisation of shame. Targeted towards teenagers, it aims to ignite thoughts and conversations about shame, ways to deal with it and how emotions, if not dealt with properly, can become internalised…
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Jomilė Uksaitė
Fashion collection “Tolimė”Vilnius Academy of ArtsAssoc. prof. Dainius Bendikas “Tolimė” is an experimental fashion design collection that imagines the future human as both sheltered and vulnerable. Rooted in observations of growing up with screens, it reflects on how digital connection can turn into emotional distance, while the need for touch and empathy becomes stronger. The…
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Domantas Pigulevičius
Speculative project “Palaimoje”Vilnius Academy of ArtsAssoc. prof Marius Žalneravičius In the project “Palaimoje”, Lithuanian collective gardens are explored as a speculative future space. A historical phenomenon that once signified fragile politics during the occupation, even under different contemporary social circumstances, continues to reflect the context of the present day. Because of these signalling qualities and…
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Eva Zaveckaitė
From Personal Experience to Democratic Design: Furniture for Vehicle-Based LivingVilnius Academy of ArtsAssoc. prof. Barbora Adamonytė-Keidūnė Car[d]board is a short-term, seasonal travel furniture system made from honeycomb cardboard factory waste, designed for L1H1-type vans. As most van furniture is made for one specific model, the project searches for a more universal solution by comparing five…
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Austėja Martišiūtė
Collection “Lake Stories” Vilnius Academy of ArtsAssoc. prof. Rūta Kvaščevičiūtė-Mikalauskė “Lake Stories” is inspired by Lake Nepiriai and the relationship between the people living along its shores. My family’s archive photographs from the 1920s to the 1970s reveal aspects of everyday life and dress near the lake. The collection brings together two main sources of…