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Helena Patelisová is a Czech porcelain designer and visual artist whose work merges ceramic craftsmanship, applied art, and slow design. She views porcelain as a medium through which fragile thoughts become tangible and communicable.
Her practice blurs the line between sculpture and functional design, often infused with personal narratives and a gentle sense of irony. In her project “Maskoti” (Mascots), she caricatures herself in everyday situations, portraying modern-day pierrots caught between humour, awkwardness, and introspection.
Together with Aylin Irfanova, she founded Studio Wrinkle while studying at the Faculty of Art and Design UJEP in Ústí nad Labem. The studio focuses on slow design and projects inspired by recycling and material recirculation. She continues to create under her own name at Atelier B114 in Prague’s Žižkov district.
Helena Patelisová perceives porcelain as a carrier of emotions, symbolism, and dialogue—a medium where subtle ideas find a lasting voice.
