Software Skills
3D Modeling & Visualization: 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, SketchUp, Enscape
Technical Drawing & Design: AutoCAD, Revit
Graphic Design: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

I create functional and aesthetically distinctive objects for everyday life, exploring the possibilities of different materials and manufacturing techniques. My portfolio showcases my ability to transform ideas into tangible products, combining material exploration, thoughtful design, and functionality. I aim to connect with people who appreciate original design and explore opportunities for collaboration with design studios and manufacturers.

Sputnik³ is a table lamp inspired by the shape of a satellite and humanity’s fascination with space exploration. Its silhouette references satellite technology, while the square base is determined by the material used in its construction.

The central idea of the project is to give the user an opportunity to personalize an everyday object. Special cards integrated into the lamp’s design can display photographs, illustrations, geometric compositions, or other visual elements. They can be replaced over time, allowing the lamp’s appearance to evolve alongside its owner and reflect their interests, experiences, and memories.

The satellite reference also introduces the idea of connection. Just as satellites transmit information across distances, the lamp creates a personal connection between an object and its user, providing a space for expressing individual identity through visual content.

The project includes two illustrated guides: one explaining how to assemble the lamp and another providing step-by-step instructions for creating custom cards and incorporating them into the design.

Sputnik³ combines space-inspired aesthetics, functional lighting, and personalization, transforming an everyday object into a platform for individual expression.

A modular feeding station designed specifically for large dogs. The project addresses a common problem: lightweight, unstable stands that shift or tip over during feeding.

The combination of ash plywood and Compact HPL creates a sturdy, practical, and easy-to-assemble design. Its modular construction simplifies transportation and storage, while different color options allow it to complement various interiors.

Materials

Compact HPL: A moisture-resistant, durable, and easy-to-clean surface suitable for everyday use.

Ash plywood (10 mm, FC grade): Lightweight yet strong, combining structural stability with the natural texture of wood.

A table lamp combining a solid concrete base with a lampshade made from recycled PLA plastic waste from 3D printing.

The project explores the contrast between the weight and rough texture of concrete and the lightness and translucency of recycled plastic. Melting irregularities and deformations are intentionally preserved, turning the recycling process into a distinctive visual feature.

Several color samples were tested to achieve the right balance between light transmission, form, and appearance. The final lampshade features colored stripes that enhance the glow and give the lamp its unique character.

The concrete base incorporates the wiring and lamp socket, while a tension strap secures the lampshade.

Mail: magrinberg@edu.hse.ru
Telegram: @GrinbergMariia