I’m Lena Neumair, 23 years old and for me creativity is more than just a profession: it’s my drive, my tool, and my way of understanding the world. My journey led me to Industrial Design because it perfectly combines my passion for aesthetics, functionality, and innovative concepts. I love bringing ideas to life and exploring new creative possibilities.
My interests are diverse I enjoy fotography, sewing, drawing and reading. Each of these activities broadens my perspective. I find inspiration in art and current trends, visiting museums and observing how shapes, colors, and materials evolve across time and cultures. 
For me, structure and creativity go hand in hand. I’m highly organized and realistic about what can be achieved within a given timeframe. At the same time, I actively seek new challenges, question existing concepts, and love developing innovative solutions.
I’m excited to share my ideas, gain new perspectives, and bring my creative vision to inspiring projects!
INTERNSHIPS
2014: at the Hatworkshop Limmer
2015: at the Stuccoworkshop Alexander Zeising                                                                                            2016: at Café Roland Link                                                                                                                                2017: at Photographer Karl Holzhauser                                                                                                          2018: at „Bella Vita Elderly Care“
2020: at the Puppenkiste Augsburg
2022: at the Neugebauer Carpentry Workshop
2023: at the Model shop Koch
2023: at the Architectural firm Neumair                                                                                                      2025: at the Game Companie Momentum Games
SKILLS
Technology: Blender, Keyshot, Solidworks, , Adobe Creative Cloud 
Traditional Media: Manual Drawing & Rendering, wide range of artistic techniques, Woodwork Basics
Languages: German, English  (C1)
Intrests: Fotography analog and digitally,  illustration, sewing, reading and cooking, postcrossing
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