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Created as a symbol of inner peace and spiritual retreat, the collection brings together elements of Eastern and Western cultures. Blending tradition and modernity, the design incorporates motifs drawn from Hinduism and sacred spaces.

The focus of my last semester was on developing a script for a narrative walking-simulator game.

The collection explores the emotions of isolation and connection, inspired by the recurring movement patterns in Pina Bausch’s iconic performance Café Müller. Woven textiles and soft forms express contact and withdrawal at the same time, with every gesture and fold creating a new shared shape – an island where movement and material meet.

SALT, a Michelin star restaurant based in Budapest, has asked us to create a mycelium composite platter to be used as a dessert serving plate. The realisation of a unique design, developed in consultation with the client, proved to be a challenging yet rewarding project where we could contribute to the future of a more circular gastronomy.

The research focuses on experimentation with regenerative, bio-based construction materials, building on the morphogenetic potential of matter to generate new material–form relations and develop experimental prototypes from these in corporate collaboration.

A sustainable material experiment project for developing eco-friendly alternatives to petroleum-based effect yarns used in knitted fabrics

The collection explores questions about individual design behaviour and practice through schema therapy and schema modes. Different personality types are expressed in various forms, textures, and fabric manipulations, highlighting patterns of behaviour and emotional dynamics.

The Conscious Textile Group conducted a design-led research project on textile recycling. The aim of the project is to create high quality textile materials from reclaimed fibres that can be re-integrated into the textile industry, creating a closed-loop recycling system.

Nóra Fazekas wanted to reflect on manual estimates, which gave birth to the concept of Gruler. Gruler is a glove that allows the wearer to carry out accurate calculations by using the fingers and the hands.

A project showcasing the poster art of the Kádár era, exploring the poster as a visual medium for political agitation