ethos:
As an interdisciplinary maker, my work is rooted in integrity through sustainability, functionality, and craftsmanship. I prioritize designing with materials and processes that respect both people and the planet. At the heart of my practice is the creation of a visual narrative, designs that not only have function but also communicate meaning, evoke emotion, and invite connection through beauty and play. Each project carries the physical labor and love that bring it to life.
bio:
I am an interdisciplinary maker originating from the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. I studied the practice of design at Concordia University in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal, Québec, exploring various techniques, tools, and processes. My practice tends to live in the physical realm but branches into digital work as it becomes necessary in this growing digital age. I continue to explore the intersection of functionality and beauty while maintaining a lens of sustainability. In 2025 I spent the year woodworking and creating charcuterie boards for a local Montréal brand, Autmure. In my free time, I create one-of-a-kind silver jewelry pieces with the lost wax casting method and silversmithing in my home studio space. If you like what you see, feel free to contact me at celkryski@gmail.com.
In June of 2026, I began my apprenticeship at Liberty Tabletop in Sherrill, NY. I will be spending the next 5 years learning ornamental die cutting and tool making.
You can read about my journey into flatware on their website:
