Titanium, silicon, air
DESIGN: Paulina Kwiatkowska
Poland
make me! 2019
Titanium, silicon, air is a collection of objects which affect the quality of indoor air, purifying it, regulating humidity and temperature. The main medium used in the project are fabrics, reinforced with substances which increase the efficiency of the processes. Their effects are as natural as possible. Both titanium oxide and silica gel penetrate the structure of the material, creating subtle and aesthetically pleasing solutions. At the same time, they can become the background for the life of the household or the subject of everyday rituals. The objects designed in this way emphasize the importance of air quality and how it is influenced by the materials we surround ourselves with.
Titanium, silicon, air, design: Paulina Kwiatkowska / from designer’s archive
Titanium, silicon, air, design: Paulina Kwiatkowska / from designer’s archive
Titanium, silicon, air, design: Paulina Kwiatkowska / from designer’s archive
Paulina Kwiatkowska
Paulina Kwiatkowska is a graduate of the University of Arts in Poznań and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She also studied at the Beeldene Kunsten Academy in Maastricht. She designs products and is interested in social conditions of design. Since 2015 Paulina has been working for Tomasz Augustyniak. She completed an internship at Joine Office for Design studio in Eindhoven, with which she still cooperates. Her projects have been awarded in competitions such as Graduation Projects, Coming Out and the Yes scholarship programme, as well as presented as part of Warsaw Home, Arena Design, Dutch Design Week and Budapest Design Week.
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