Porcelain - glass - metal -
BcA. Adam Keprta
Adam Keprta is a Czech designer who is not afraid to explore new paths of sustainability. He draws on industrial design, which he studied at Tomas Bata University in Zlín, but his scope goes far beyond its boundaries. His work ranges from fragile porcelain to automobiles and heavy machinery.
He combines creativity with a desire to experiment with new technologies and push the boundaries of materials. Thanks to this, he became the youngest representative of the Czech Republic at the Expo 2025 World Exhibition in Osaka.
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YOUNGEST DESIGNER
REPRESENTATIVE
CZECH REPUBLIC
AT EXPO 2025
" Expo was a huge experience for me,
which moved me forward not only
as a designer, but also as a person "
Best Presentation award EXPO 2025 OsakaWorld Expolympics NOMINEE
Cooperation
& internships
During my studies, I had the opportunity to collaborate with major brands and participate in projects that seek sustainable and innovative solutions
for the design of the future.
As the first designer in history, I created a complete collection of drinks and dinnerware for the Baileys brand, intended for the global market.
The combination of Czech porcelain with a playful yet sophisticated design perfectly captures the brand's values and its originality convinced even the company management in international tender
HMMMM...
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FIRST
CZECH DESIGN
DELEGATION
TO TAIWAN
At Taiwan Design Week, I had the honor of being part of the historically first Czech design delegation, organized by Czech Centre Taipei.
As part of the Taiwan–Czech Design Talk conference, I spoke about my authorial practice and how I connect tradition with innovation in my work. In the panel discussion, we opened up topics such as data-driven design, the role of craft, and sustainability from a practical perspective.
During the week, I also had the opportunity to meet Surya Vanka and Don Norman in person. Naturally, our conversation continued around where design is heading, how the role of the designer is evolving in the age of technology and artificial intelligence, and why humanity, clarity, and responsibility remain essential values.
In the iconic space of Songshan Cultural & Creative Park, I presented my sustainable lighting collection Scoria, built around working with recycled materials — materials that are a natural part of Taiwan’s current design discourse and its thinking about the future.
