Miśka is a London-based Polish-born architect who has been working internationally for the past 25 years. She is a partner of Lovegrove Studio, one of the world’s leading design and architectural firms. Her projects include Lovegrove Studio’s office interior; conceptual project of Solar Seed; the competition for a pedestrian bridge in London; Frank Lloyd Wright exhibition at the Design Museum in London, and interiors for Toyo Ito’s Mediatech in Sendai, Japan. Miśka is a curator and co-author of the Young Creative Poland series of exhibitions and was the exhibition designer for We Want to Be Modern: Polish Design 1955 – 1968 at the National Museum in Warsaw, 2011; Young Creative Poland, London Design Festival, 2009; Young Creative Poland, Milan Triennale, 2010; Young Creative Poland: In Production, Milan Furniture Fair, 2011.

Anna has been working with the Lovegrove Studio in London (in the past as head of communications and currently as director of special projects) since 2004. She has completed a Master’s degrees in Design Strategy and Innovation from Brunel University in London and in Management from the University of Warsaw. Prior to moving to London, she worked on developing the creative industries in South Africa at Design Indaba. As co-founder of the Creative Project Foundation, Anna co-curated and produced the Young Creative Poland series; initiated the designlink.pl guide, and co-curated the What’s for Breakfast? exhibition in Tbilisi, Georgia. She was managing editor of the book Discovering Women in Polish Design: Interviews and Conversations by Gian Luca Amadei.

Brought up in a challenging political and cultural environment in Warsaw, Monika moved to Brussels where she graduated in architecture at La Cambre, the renowned post-Bauhaus visual arts school. Monika has a Master’s degree in Environmental Design from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, and has extensive professional experience, enhancing her passionate approach to architecture, art and communication. On moving to Italy, she worked with Giancarlo De Carlo and then joined the Corporate Image department of Olivetti in Milan. In 1994, she founded Creative Communications, a multi-media and multi-disciplinary events agency. With a passion for modernist furniture, Monika collects pieces of 20th-century design, specialising in the 1950s and 1960s. In 2010, she co-curated the Young Creative Poland exhibition at the Milan Triennale.

Agnieszka studied law and lives and works in Warsaw. She is a co-founder of Studio Artis agency, which organises events for private companies as well as governmental organisations. She has worked with international brands such as BMW, HBO, Unicef, Coca-Cola and Yamaha, among others, as well as the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, the Ministry of Regional Development, and the National Research and Development Centre. For the last three years, the agency has been working on set designs for films and TV series in collaboration with movie and production studios.