Recent features and coverage of Vilius Dringelis highlight his growing international visibility and distinctive approach to material-driven design. Dringelis’s creative process — rooted in urban exploration, experimental use of foil imprints and a blend of digital and traditional techniques — was profiled in Archive of Objects’s interview Fragments and Foil, where he spoke about the role of chance, material narratives and his collectible design objects.
He also appears in LABEL Magazine’s 75th issue How Does the Design World Experiment With Materials? – The Alchemy of Matter (Glass, Metal, Wood), which places his work in the context of contemporary experimentation and material curiosity.
Dringelis has been featured in ELLE Decoration NL’s Craft Catch-Up, reflecting his relevance within international design communities and contemporary craft conversations.
Across these platforms, Dringelis’s work continues to resonate as a distinctive voice in design — one that blends intuitive process, material play, and narrative depth.
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