Installation · Mexico City · 2026
The installation scales up into an amalgamation of forms that open towards the garden. As bodies lean, pull, or push, the piece shifts in shape and tension.
Role Conceived, designed, and installed the full system
Materials Tensioned steel wire, elastic textile.
Spatial concept · Rome
Ostiense Conflux proposes a reversible scaffold that brings new life to the abandoned edges of Ostiense — a derelict industrial site. Inspired by Rome’s historic infrastructure—aqueducts, sewers, civic networks—the project couples public programs with a site-scale microgrid (wind, solar, hydro) that generates, stores, and distributes energy to the activities it supports.The scaffold attaches to existing structures, densifies key nodes, and can be dismantled or reconfigured as needs change. Acting as a designed parasite, the scaffold grafts onto existing infrastructure to feed it clean energy and civic life.
Role Spatial concept and full visualization, from massing to final graded renders.
Spatial concept · Rosario, Argentina
Turning an obsolete port into a public spatial experience — carried from physical massing model to atmospheric render, holding its complexity at every scale.
Role Spatial concept, physical model, and visualization.
Spatial concept · 2026
Set design for a contemporary dance film. A monolithic interior a body moves through — the architecture sets the choreography.
Role Spatial concept and visualization.
Lea Dobromirov is a spatial and experiential designer working across installation, set, exhibition, and object. Trained as an architect — B.Arch, Pratt Institute — she designs temporary environments that shape how people feel in a space, moving between digital modeling and hands-on fabrication, translating an idea into something built through scale, structure, and material.
Her work spans set and production work for large-scale creative productions in New York City, an interactive installation at an artist residency in Mexico City, bio-construction and material research in Brazil.
For project inquiries and portfolio requests, email lea.dobromirov@gmail.com.