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Advertising stand at the Libertad supermarket. First mention, team project.

Pilar Cáceres · Industrial designer and artist
How can materials, forms and objects shape the way we interact with the world and express who we are?
Index
Between object and body

Designer / Artist Passionate Individual
Completed secondary education at Colegio del Espíritu Santo, Río Ceballos, Córdoba.
University level: Industrial Design at FAUD (Faculty of Architecture, Urbanism and Design).
Professional internship at Natalia Jimenez, a high-fashion (haute couture) company.
Painter of outdoor spaces. I painted playground equipment in the outdoor play area of Colegio del Espíritu Santo, as well as murals for children aged 4 to 6.
Private English tutor. At the C.I.R.E. institute (an academic support centre) I worked with students who were struggling with the subject.
Second place in the “Ingenia” challenge
University exchange scholarship in Spain
“FAUD ¡Acción!” volunteer programme
“Earth–Moon Challenge” workshop
Volunteer at the “FAUD Experience” open house
Emerging Design workshop — UCC
Certified in CPR and first aid by the National University of Córdoba
IELTS English proficiency exam (taken that year)
Advanced proficiency in:


Recycled textiles and material identity
Upholstered with textiles recovered from local businesses, PI-PA is a modular chair with two functions: a secret mirror on one backrest and a double hanger on the other. The same piece changes use without changing shape.






Fashion accessories
“Your trash my treasure.” Sequins hand-cut from recycled plastic bottles; the red ones dyed with alcohol-based ink. The shape comes from the pearl: an organic bag with a magnetic closure, 3D modelled and printed.




Spatial and visual design
A window display built from 3D-printed parts and thermoformed replicas. Every model was hollowed out and made as light as possible, because they were hung on a curtain.


Human interaction and ergonomics
Steering wheel for a Citroën city car, aimed at users aged 30 to 39. The research focused on the most ergonomic hand position and on legal requirements: eco-leather, airbag, customisable interior fabric and thumb-reach controls.



Mobility and product systems
A drift trike for young girls, supplied in RTA (ready-to-assemble) format with as many standardised parts as possible.




Body, form and fashion
A selection of my first dresses, made by hand: the Claude dress, the cherry tree dress, the gift dress and the 1920 dress. Embroidery, sequins and volume, sewn onto the body.
More work

Advertising stand at the Libertad supermarket. First mention, team project.
Furniture for educational parks in Córdoba. Team project.

About
I work between object and body: furniture, textile accessories and dresses. I am interested in material that already exists — textiles from local businesses, bottles, offcuts — and in what it can become again.
Trained in industrial design, with practice in 3D modelling, printing, thermoforming and sewing. The red thread is not a metaphor: it is the material I use to sew, join and tell stories.
Pilar Cáceres