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Velvet Mare captures the constant transformation of matter as an almost alchemical act, freezing fluid inner landscapes, geological processes, and suspended movement in glass.

Presented this year at Alcova during Milan Design Week as part of @off_grid.collective

Photo: @shotby.us

Parasitica and Fungus series are still on display at @alcova.milano . The exhibition, set within the incredible Military Baggio Hospital, is coming to an end. Tomorrow is the final day. Don’t miss it.✨

With @off_grid.collective

Photo credit: @tereza.valner

Velvet Mare collection

For years I’ve worked in digital graphics as Morska Panda. Now continuing to translate it into glass through screenprinting with glass powder.

Milan Design Week, Alcova — Room S16, Stecca (April 20–26)
@off_grid.collective
Photo: @shotby.us
@alcova.milano

Material experimentation is central to David’s practice. He often works through organic, spontaneous processes, such as the free casting of noble bronze, to let the material shape the outcome.

This lamp brings together glass, bronze, glass fragments, and epoxy, resulting in a piece that sits closer to an art object than a conventional light.

On view at Alcova Milano, Stecca S16, until Sunday.

Photo: @tereza.valner

Material experimentation is central to David’s practice. He often works through organic, spontaneous processes, such as the free casting of noble bronze, to let the material shape the outcome.

This lamp brings together glass, bronze, glass fragments, and epoxy, resulting in a piece that sits closer to an art object than a conventional light.

On view at Alcova Milano, Stecca S16, until Sunday.

Photo: @tereza.valner

Material experimentation is central to David’s practice. He often works through organic, spontaneous processes, such as the free casting of noble bronze, to let the material shape the outcome.

This lamp brings together glass, bronze, glass fragments, and epoxy, resulting in a piece that sits closer to an art object than a conventional light.

On view at Alcova Milano, Stecca S16, until Sunday.

Photo: @tereza.valner

Material experimentation is central to David’s practice. He often works through organic, spontaneous processes, such as the free casting of noble bronze, to let the material shape the outcome.

This lamp brings together glass, bronze, glass fragments, and epoxy, resulting in a piece that sits closer to an art object than a conventional light.

On view at Alcova Milano, Stecca S16, until Sunday.

Photo: @tereza.valner

Velvet Mare bowl collection by Ivana Zuskinova @morska_panda

Captured by @shotby.us

Presented at Milan Design Week, Alcova — Room S16, Stecca

April 20–26

Glass technique with screen printing using glass powder

My divider from @preciosabeads for @off_grid.collective at @alcova.milano. I would like to thank to Preciosa for Material support and to my department of @glasszlin at @fmk.utb for support to make this happen

M.A.S.H. Is divider for @off_grid.collective at @alcova.milano Main body of the work is build from glass beads @preciosabeads secretly hidden in lingerie textile.The work is focused on detail and plays with the specific glass colore. Photo credit @_jirka_dvorak_ #glass #beads #aet #divider #design

First day at Alcova starts today. ✨
Find us at the Stecca Building, Room S16.

#AlcovaMilano #MilanoDesignWeek #Fuorisalone #CollectibleDesign #OffGridCollective

Video credit: @tereza.valner

@mila_zila approaches glass as an intuitive process that respects its natural behaviour as a metaphor of an authentic being. She combines objects with light, opening further dimensions of perception and the relationship between material and space.

See you from tomorrow at Alcova.
Baggio Military Hospital, S16

Photo: @tereza.valner

Michaela Spružinová works with the body in a radically different way. She questions beauty stereotypes and consumer fetishes just as provocatively as she consciously rejects traditional technological processes. She composes “hobby” material in the form of glass beads into narrative images, serving as a medium for personal commentary and stories.

See you soon at @alcova.milano

Photo: @_jirka_dvorak_

In the work of @irenaczepcova , the boundary between object and space becomes blurred; through shifts in perspective, functional design transforms into sculptural object or spatial element. Strict forms become landscapes where the body leaves its trace, where glass discovers its corporeality.

On view at Alcova Milano from April 20.

Photo: @tereza.valner

Parasitica Table Lamp — crafted from glass and bronze.

A new statement piece marking the beginning of a lighting series by Valner Studio.

On view at Alcova Milano from April 20.

Photo: @tereza.valner