Studio Strezii is based in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, Australia.
The name Strezii is created from a nickname form of Strzelecki, based on a common Australian pronunciation. Sir Paul Edmund de Strzelecki explored the Snowy Mountains and named the tallest mountain in Australia Mt Kosciuszko. In our local Jindabyne park there is a statue of Strzelecki which was donated by the Polish government. This statue was the inspiration for the Studio Strezii logo.
Featured below: Site map, People, The Studio
- Visual Design (still under construction)
- Folded Paper Designs
- Projects
- Links
- Handmade (still under construction)
- Links: To groups, online communities and instructional craft websites
- Workshops
- Workshops: Visual Design for Resaerchers run at ANU
- Virtual Workshop: learn creativity (still under construction)
- Links: to local and Sydney Workshops
- Design Research
- Research Projects: Thesis: Beyond the Object, Project Tumut, Mock-up Guide
- Publications: Publications & Presentations Abstracts and download papers
- Links
- Local Network
- Monaro Fibre Crafters: Cooma group of spinners, felters, crocheters, knitters, etc.
- T Phat: Telemark community website
- Monaro Fibre Crafters
- Details
- Handmade Products: Made by members
- Members Profiles: Links to members profile pages
- Useful Links: Fiber craft related websites
- About Us
- Site map
- Origins
- People
- Creative Collective
Viveka runs this site and develops design products and services for Studio Strezii. Viveka recently finished her PhD in Design Research. She is passionate about collaborative and community design projects. Her aim for Studio Strezii is to help support the creative community both locally and virtually through the internet.
email: viveka@studiostrezii.com.au
Richard Hocking
Richard is a Studio Strezii 'mac monkey'. He is an environmental scientist, photographer and illustrator. Richard helps out with many of the Studio Strezii projects. He enjoys creating diagrams and illustrations particularly for environmental science and outdoor activities. Richard also runs the telemark community website www.telemarkphat.org to support telemark skiing in Australia.
email: richard.hocking@telemarkphat.org
This website aims to support creative practitioners (art/craft/design) online and in our local area. If you are interested in creative practices then this website can provide you with information, links, events and handmade products. If you are a local you can get involved in our creative collective to promote your workshops or help develop local networks. This site is will grow, we have plans to: further develop virtual workshops to share skills, create an international online design research forum and provide visual design products and services.
2011:
- Working towards collaborative projects between the creative practices and sciences
2010:
- Supported the Monaro Fibre Crafters group. Studio Strezii set up a webpage for the group and photographed members products to display online. Studio Strezii also set up an online store at Etsy to help sell the group's handmade items and helped sell these products at our local Cooma markets.
- Supported the Australian Professional Snowsport Instructors (APSI). Studio Strezii provided the APSI with design services to layout their newsletter and help with presentation designs and other visual design work.
- Established this website
If you have any queries we would love to her from you: viveka@studiostrezii.com.au
This site was started in March 2010. It will develop and grow so please visit often.
Look forward to hearing from you!
CONTACT: viveka@studiostrezii.com.au - PO Box 1066, Jindabyne, NSW 2627