Dagny Rewera
MA work
MA work
Dagny Rewera's practice revolves around hidden worlds and natural phenomena which surround us, but might be unnoticed in our daily lives.
My role as a designer is choreographing these invisible worlds, revealing their beauty and importance and guiding the users from the mundane into the spectacle.
The ''Echoic Vessels'' project is a series of cremation urns, preserving sound memories through invisible magnetic patterns embedded in the ceramic material.
The urn stores sounds related to the deceased life, triggering memories of the bereaved and creating a tangible object of remembrance.
Our memories fade away, just as objects might erode or tarnish over time. Through use, the sound encoded in the micron-size particles of iron oxide, slowly disintegrate into dust, distorting the recorded sound. This gradual change mirrors the cathartic process of grieving.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Design Products, 2013
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Contact
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+44 (0)7526 006259
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Dagny Rewera's practice revolves around hidden worlds and natural phenomena which surround us, but might be unnoticed in our daily lives.
My role as a designer is choreographing these invisible worlds, revealing their beauty and importance and guiding the users from the mundane into the spectacle.
The ''Echoic Vessels'' project is a series of cremation urns, preserving sound memories through invisible magnetic patterns embedded in the ceramic material.
The urn stores sounds related to the deceased life, triggering memories of the bereaved and creating a tangible object of remembrance.
Our memories fade away, just as objects might erode or tarnish over time. Through use, the sound encoded in the micron-size particles of iron oxide, slowly disintegrate into dust, distorting the recorded sound. This gradual change mirrors the cathartic process of grieving.
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Degrees
- BA (Hons), Interior and Spatial Design, Chelsea College of Art and Design, 2009
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Experience
- Creative director, BornAnIdea Creative Studio, London, 2009–current; Associate lecturer, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London, 2010–12; Freelance designer, London, 2008–12
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Exhibitions
- Living Space, So Far The Future, London, 2012; Paradise, Salone Internazionale del Mobile, Milan, Italy, 2012 Time & Travel, Ku'Dam 101, Berlin, Germany, 2011; Mont Blanc Young Artist World Patronage, Omikron, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2010
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Awards
- First prize, International Flavors and Fragrance Perfume Competition, 2013; First prize, Iphone/Ipad cover design, John Lewis/Talenthouse, 2011; Winner, Mont Blanc Young Artist World Patronage, 2010
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Conferences
- 'Studio practice', Dimi Constantinides, 20 years of ISD, Chelsea College of Art and Design, 2012