︎SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2021
Hairy Matter, R10, Kolding, Denmark


︎GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2022
Regret and Reminiscence , Huset Kbh, Copenhagen,
Denamrk

2022
A359, Pisztory Palace Bratislava,Slovakia

2021
Transform, museum Kolding, Denmark

2017 | 2018
Heimtextile, Frankfurt, Germany

2017
Future of textile, Žilina|Trenčín, Slovakia

2017
National Design Prize, Slovak Design Center, Bratislava, Slovakia

2017
Polymer Institute, Slovak Academy of Science, Bratislava, Slovakia

2016
18th Textile Miniature Exhibition, Umelka gallery, Bratislava, Slovakia


︎EDUCATION

2019 - 2021 
MA degree Design School Kolding, Denmark
Design for Planet, textile

2015 - 2019
BA degree Academy of Fine Arts and Design Bratislava, Slovakia
Textile design

2010 | January - May
University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland
Audiovisual media culture

2008 - 2012
BA degree Masaryk University Brno, Czech Republic
Theory of interactive media


︎WORKSHOPS | COLLABORATIONS

2020
Hand manufacturing in the studio of Danish artist and architect Cecilie Bendixen

2019
Color workshop led by a Danish textile artist Lisbeth Friis

2019
Bachelor thesis developed together with AHINSA shoes (a company producing barefoot shoes)

2018
Student collaboration with ECCO shoes during my exchange program in Denmark

2018
Project focused on innovative cycling clothing in collaboration with  Isadore Apparel

2016
5th International CEEPUS Winter School Design in Maribor


                                             

                                                       



Petra Vicianova (born in Czech Republic, currently based in Denmark) is a textile designer with a focus on sustainability and materiality.

Having a background in fine arts helps her to be very open-minded and always start her project with historical and cultural research in order to find a solid basis for every project. Through design studies, she has discovered design disciplines such as critical design, speculative design and design for debate. These disciplines represent a perfect meeting point of art and design, allow her to be provocative and talk about taboos in society. She is very craft-oriented and likes to invent experimental methods and new materials. Rather than designing solutions, she prefers to open discussion in society and inform people
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