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ZIETA ILLUSTRATED x IWP | About lines, design and emotions

04/04 - 10/05/2024

Institute of Industrial Design Hall named after Wanda Telakowska

Świętojerska Street 5/7, 00-236 Warszawa

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Foto: Rafał Ciemny

Foto: Rafał Ciemny

Illustrations contain interwoven and multidimensional stories about lines, colours, and emotions.

Foto: Rafał Ciemny

A unique extension of the exhibition will be the presence of Pola Dwurnik art, who was the first to create an illustrated story about the PLOPP stool entitled The Golden Rain, and the internationally famous illustrator Jeames Jean, who engraved his works on Zieta Studio mirrors and Bolid longboard.

The new exhibition concept features a series of limited-edition prints showcasing iconic Oskar Zięta’s objects through the eyes of some of the most acclaimed Polish illustrators, such as: Karol Banach, Edgar Bąk, Katarzyna Bogucka, Ola Dobrzyńska, Iza Dudzik, Kuba Ferenc, Joanna Gniady, Malwina Hajduk, Ada Jarzębowska, Jakub Kamiński, Agata Królak, Paweł Mildner, Marian Misiak, Anna Niemierko, Maciej Polak, Paweł Smardzewski, Paweł Szlotawa, Asia Wójtowicz.

Foto: Rafał Ciemny

Invited Illustrators:

Foto: Rafał Ciemny

We believe that illustrations have a soul.

Foto: Rafał Ciemny

Foto: Bartek Barczyk OKK

Oskar Zięta’s steel objects are subjected to individual, expressive interpretations. The illustrations, printed in large formats, will confront the illustrated object and be presented under the pure exhibition concept supported by ecological solutions provided by beMatrix Poland and Wise Expo.

Foto: Rafał Ciemny

Foto: Rafał Ciemny

ZIETA ILLUSTRATED x IWP

Institute of Industrial Design

Hall named after Wanda Telakowska

Świętojerska Street 5/7, 00-236 Warszawa

Duration: 04/04 - 12/05/2024

Opening hours: Mon. - Fri: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m

The artistic experience will be enriched with multimedia displays. Some of the illustrations will be presented on Samsung TVs - The frame for art, which, thanks to their excellent resolution and matte surface effect, is resolving as the new concept of presenting art.