Main prize
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Ugnė Pienė Noreikytė
350p Vilnius CollegeAssociate prof. Morta Nakaitė The 350p collection addresses the impact of global warming on the Polar regions by combining inspiration from historical expeditions, Polar landscapes and Japanese philosophies such as Bushido, Zen Buddhism and Wabi-Sabi with the vibrant aesthetic of anime. Each garment tells a story through contrasting silhouettes, materials, colours and textures,…
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Unė Jonynaitė
2C: An Ephemeral Nightclub Vilnius Academy of ArtsAssociate prof. Laura Malcaitė As the bustling daytime cityscape fades, the night is full of transience, adventure and excitement. These feelings are the result of the city’s nightlife, epicentered on people, music and dance – an experience that offers a release from the everyday, boredom and the problems…
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Edvilė Koorits
Mobile App Design for Secret Travels in Lithuania Vilnius College of Technology and DesignAssociate prof. Darius Kisielius The product created is a mobile application designed to encourage people to explore Lithuania and experience it from different perspectives. The app is developed on the principle of a diary and includes only the creator’s recommended sites, mysterious…
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Augustina Lavickaitė
Information Smuggling Design Academy EindhovenAssociate prof. Marco Ferrari Information Smuggling delves into the media ecosystem of illicit publishing and dissemination of information as resistance against Russian oppression and cultural erasure in Lithuania. The thesis examines the complex system of elements required for the operation to function, such as a network of people, infrastructure, and suitable…
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Milda Palivonaitė
Lit Things Vilnius Academy of ArtsAssociate prof. Marija Puipaitė Sunlight accidentally caught the thin sheet of wood veneer I was holding; the light played in the wood’s grain. This single moment served as inspiration for the creation of Lit Things. These are atmospheric light fixtures crafted with a delicate approach to the material, involving experimentation…
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Viktorija Kuliavaitė
21st Century Textile Design Practices: Interactive carpet for preschool children Vilnius Academy of ArtsAssociate professor: doc. dr. Rūta Būtėnaitė, prof. dr. Elona Lubytė Interactive carpets have been designed to stimulate children’s engagement and development. The creative object depicts various locations in Lithuania: the Kernavė castle mounds, a part of the Siesarties stream in Ukmergė district…