Object Design and the New Habitat
Against the backdrop of large-scale tasks to transform the industrial sector, accelerate innovative development of the economy, ensure technological security and sustainable growth in the welfare of citizens, the vector for creating new meanings and consolidating traditional values based on the cultural and historical foundation of the nation remains important in the national policy.
Despite the seemingly incomparable measurements, the formation of a new everyday object environment in each family is a task no less complex and, most importantly, no less meaningful than the achievements of science and high technology.
How well established and sustainable is the demand for domestic products and is it possible to replicate the successful experience of local production of everyday goods?
What areas in object design and production require special attention from the state within the framework of the emerging industrial policy?
What meanings should fill the domestic environment of Russian families?
Are there any prospects for Russian items on foreign markets?
Moderator
Alexey Baranov,
Member of the Russian Designers’ Union, Head of Industry Relations at the Institute of Business and Design
Panellists
Yevgenia Gladkina,
Shareholder of Fedoskino Factory
Madina Gumerova,
Managing a network of Predmeti salons of Russian designers
Paul Cave,
Founder and CEO of Omoikiri
Svetlana Krutalevich,
interior designer, head of the Krutalevich Interiors studio
Nataliya Sibileva,
Co-founder and Creative Director of Belsi Home
Elina Tuktamisheva,
Interior and object designer, curator, organizer of the ‘TRYN*TRAVA CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN STYLE’ exhibition
