Exhibition in Prague

Another exhibition from Graduation Projects 09/10 series is currently showing at DOX – Centre of Contemporary Art in Prague. 

I've found a photo featuring my Foster project (photo by Mirek Lédl) on the show's official website: 

I'd love to visit the exhibition, but seems I won't have a chance as it ends just before my holiday starts. Has anyone been there?

Officially Graduated!

I'm back after a long summer break! I went home, back in Poland, for over a month and had an amazing time with friends and family. And just when I came back I had my graduation ceremony, so now I'm officially a Bachelor of Arts!

Time to look for a proper job now! :)

D&AD New Blood

I went to New Blood on last Saturday, this year as an exhibitor :) Here are some shots of our uni's stand:

Some of my work was there too - a poster from my final project about Norman Foster:

'In Case Of Packaging' book:

And my 'Perfume' project in a portfolio:

The exhibition was in Old Truman Brewery, London.

See more photos on my flickr page.

Show Time!

Our Degree Show opened last Friday.

Still can't believe that the course is finished. Will miss uni times!

I displayed my two final projects:

Norman Foster Film Promo

(more at http://www.startshow.co.uk/zywert.html)

and In Case of Packaging:

(more at http://www.startshow.co.uk/zywert.html)

I'll post more images from the show soon!

Typographic Trees

I've visited Brit Insurance Designs of the Year 2010 at Design Museum recently. The exhibition is excellent, but there was one piece that drew my attention particularly- Typographic Trees by Gordan Young and Why Not Associates.

Here is the explanation of the project:

"When artist Gordon Young was asked by architects Penoyre and Prasard to design a site-specific work of art for their new library in Crawley, West Sussex, he suggested a ‘forest’ of typographic oak columns installed floor to ceiling like supporting pillars.

Fellow artist Anna Sandberg held workshops with library users, to gather information on people’s favourite books, places and memories. Young then worked with typographers Why Not Associates to design columns from this user-generated content. Each of the 14 solid oak ‘trees’ reflects a different subject – from the opening line of the first Harry Potter novel to the gothic text of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

The final designs were sandblasted into green unseasoned oak by long time collaborator Russell Coleman. This material – with all its cracks and shakes – was deliberately chosen to contrast with the perfection of the new building’s interior. Finally, the finished columns were installed in relevant specific locations throughout the library." (http://www.designsoftheyear.com/2010/02/14/gordan-young-and-why-not-associates-typographic-trees-crawley-library-uk/#more-2602)

I really like this concept and I think typographic trees look amazing! Here are some photos I took:

Pick Me Up

I went to Pick Me Up exhibition at London's Somerset House yesterday. The fair brings together different graphic artists working today, ranging from well-known designers and illustrators to emerging talents in the industry. It's the first contemporary graphic art fair in the UK. Well worth visiting - lots of interesting stuff to see, buy and do! Apart from the exhibition part, there are some events and activities. Here are some shots from the fair:

See more photos from Pick Me Up on my Flickr page.