Artists: Daniel Hanzlík (CZ), Małgorzata Szymankiewicz (PO), Elisa Muliere (IT), Kitso Lynn Lelliott (SA), Brian Wekesa (KEY), Aniela Wesoły (PO)

Exhibition project introduces artwork of contemporary artists dealing with visual codes and symbolics using it as an element of imaginative story. Technology of paging is blurring,vision of simple description of a form or ideal future state is disappearing. 

Curator: Adéla Machová (CZ)

Gallery 2

Artist: Jan C. Löbl
Curator: Adéla Machová

Exhibition of textile designer Jan C. Löbl presents newly processed patterns, swatches and decors from the early 20th century created in factories in Krušné mountains which have become inspirational material for authors‘ wallpapers. Visual imprints of specific textile memory are layered, combined, digitized and viewed from other perspectives not only thanks to new technologies, but also through controlled error being manually distorted by the author during the printing process. Gallery 2 space is filled with specific pattern-map that you can observe from the neighbouring empty white room, from above or outer space through a glass window. Using digital overlap, segments of the past are being confronted with the presence, the original found designs and sample books are hazed towards their new transformation.

The solo exhibition of Jan C. Löbl who is a doctoral student in Visual Communication at the Faculty of Art and Design at JEPU shows creative approaches used in his dissertation (guided by prof. Zdena Kolečková).