2026

Chapter 10 from Tim Ingold's book Perception of the Environment: livelihood, dwelling and skill - Building, Dwelling, Living: How animals and humans make themselves at home in the world, reimagined as an ant nest. 

A large foldable publication (50 × 90 cm unfolded)
A building process cover
A collection of stickers of photographs of people posing with ant nests
A set of drawing tools shaped after ant nests
All of the original illustrations, redrawn using drawing tools shaped after ant nests

2026

“To deal with situations of this kind, I chose the term co-option. Thus the stone was co-opted, rather than constructed, to become a hammer. It follows that there are two kinds of making: co-optive and constructive. In co-optive making an already existing object is fitted to a conceptual image of an intended future use, in the mind of a user. In constructive making this procedure is reversed, in that the object is physically remodelled to conform more closely to the pre-existing image. Indeed it seemed that the history of things – of artefacts, architecture and landscapes – could be understood in terms of successive, alternating steps of co-option and construction.” (Ingold, Tim. The Perception of the Environment: Essays on Livelihood, Dwelling and Skill.)

2026

2025

FaVU Design Store, exhibited at Designblok 25, Prague International Design Festival, the largest exhibition of design and fashion in central and eastern Europe, showcases works of Product Design Studio and Game Media Studio of Faculty of Fine Arts of Brno University of Technology. 

The exhibition is presented as a functional design store opening, introducing a playful interactive element of scanning products to learn about design approaches.

2025

22 km of River is a book of collected materials, and site-specific narratives found along the Svitava River in Brno (CZ), a post-industrial area of the city, where the walking distance of paths on both river banks measures about 22 km, exploring possibilities for reading and reimagining landscape.

2025

A table which can be adjusted to various shapes, sizes, spaces and situations made out of a single standard sized 18mm thick plywood board cut to 7 pieces with minimal waste, 2 purple pieces from a leftover wood board, and 3D printed connectors, .  

The shape of the table pictured was designed for the presentation of a publication, 22 km of River. At this length of ~4m, the table is for ~10 people.