Dezeen has published an article about Austrian designer Nina Levett. The article states that Nina mixes imagery from punk and pop culture into her designs for textiles, wallpaper and ceramics.
Quote from the article: “I have been concentrating on ornaments for tableware, wallpapers and textiles following the tradition of the Wiener Werkstaette at the beginning of the last century but integrating ideas derived from the internet into my work,” says Levett. “It’s best summarised with three to five P’s: POP, PUNK and PORN – and maybe PROTEST but that sounds so harsh – so maybe PAIN would be better”.
Dezeen has also published a series of movies showing Nina Levett working in her studio. Watch the Dezeen movies »
Read the Dezeen article here.
Nina Levett creates edgy and provocative tableware and textiles. This blog is about her design process and graphics, ornaments, patterns and inspirations.
