I turn ideas into distinctive experiences
I’m Angelina, an industrial and visual design student working across objects, visual communication, and digital concepts.
My practice combines function, character, and clear visual language.
01 Music Festival «Skazka»
The name Skazka suggests entering a different world. I translated this feeling into a visual system using dark backgrounds, flowing light forms, fragmented typography, and bright accents.
The compositions create a sense of movement and make each visual feel like a separate moment from the festival.
02–03 «Pause» and «Amico»
From a Single Object to a Furniture System
These projects explore how form, material, and function shape the everyday experience.
«AMICO» is a compact lamp featuring a compartment for reading materials.«Pause» is a modular furniture series constructed from recycled sheet plastic.
Its flat panels connect via a slot system, allowing them to transform into three-dimensional objects without complex assembly. The furniture is fully disassemblable, transportable, repairable, and reassembleable.Collectively, these projects reflect my approach to functional objects with a distinct visual language.
04 «Soviet Prometheus»
A book that narrates the story of the Chernobyl disaster across three chapters. I moved beyond a simple «human error» narrative to illustrate how the tragedy evolved from a much larger systemic failure.
Chapters one and three employ a rigorous grid structure, whereas the second chapter descends into chaos—mirroring a controlled system slowly disintegrating. Archival photographs, documents, timestamps, quotes, and oversized typography guide the reader through the sequence of events.
● IN PROGRESS
Next chapter: STRANO
My own design studio—a combination of visual design and physical objects—covers identity, websites, and small interior pieces. I am currently developing its name, logo, and first case studies.
Strange is good.
