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Pallas presents a multifaceted space at the Tallinn Design Festival
Pallas University of Applied Sciences invites everyone to think about the definition of space and notice its different facets with our exhibition “Multifaceted space” at the Tallinn Design Festival. The exhibition, which is part of the Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase, presents our 2024 design graduation theses to explore the various ways of creating and using space.
“Multifaceted Space” shows the meaning and interpretations of space as it can be understood in the literal as well as in abstract sense (e.g. living space, exhibition space vs cyberspace, headspace, developmental space). The exhibition is inspired by the idea of the limitlessness of space – there is an infinite number of ways to give meaning to and create sustainable, aesthetic and environmentally friendly space in various design fields.
The exhibition unlocks the meaning of space and the possibilities of its interpretation in many different facets.
There are seven design graduation theses of the class of 2024 at the exhibition:
- Helen Cornelia Kuklane “Creating a Visual Identity for Rõuge Municipality”, supervisors Marko Kekišev, Mart Anderson;
- Erika Lille “Website design for the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church St. Andrew’s Congregation of Sangaste”, supervisors Jaanus Eensalu, Laura Eiche;
- Helen-Mary Vartšun “Fashion Collection ‘Flower Child*ish’ Based on Modular Technology”, supervisor Gerda Retter;
- Ülle Järve “Experimental Form-Creating Techniques Based on Knitting Collection ‘Freedom of the Brain’”, supervisor Liisa Kanemägi;
- Eliise Järve “The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Fashion Design Process”, supervisors Maarja Raidla, Kirke Leinatamm;
- Gert Christjanson “Transforming Urban Space through Tactical Urbanism”, supervisor Anna-Liisa Unt;
- Teiloora Ojaste “Using Slow Design Principles in Furniture Making”, supervisor Maria Pukk.
The creators and designers of the Pallas exhibition are the head of our textile department professor Aet Ollisaar and chief artist Madis Liplap.
As part of the XIX Tallinn Design Festival, the Estonian Design and Architecture Schools Showcase is open from September 16 to 22 in the Krulli Quarter in Tallinn. The theme of this year’s festival is “Make Room for Design”.
