is a designer focusing on children's roles within society, alternative educational systems, and the importance of free play. Her works include installations, workshops, services, products, and patterns. She holds a Master's in Child Culture Design from HDK-Valand (SE). She is currently based in Tallinn where she works as a designer in a youth creativity lab called VIVISTOP Telliskivi. She also teaches elective courses on social design and design for play at the Estonian Academy of Arts.Vera Naydenova has a background in psychology and previous teaching experience at the primary level. She obtained a master's degree in Social Design-Arts as Urban Innovation from the University of Applied Arts Vienna in 2016. She is currently employed at VIVISTOP Telliskivi and is responsible for creating content for workshops and guiding children's activities.
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