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Printable Design – Workshops

On July 29-30, the WRO Art Center in Wrocław hosted the "3D Printing in Design: Imagine – Design – Print" workshop, introducing the youngest participants to the world of Polish design and new design technologies. The workshop was held as part of the "Three-Dimensional Holidays" series, which began with three dimensions, understood as space, but also as the three-stage path an idea takes – from imagination, through design, to a material object.

During the classes, the children explored examples of contemporary Polish design utilizing 3D printing technology and learned about the design process—from concept, through digital model, to finished print. In the practical session, we developed spatial imagination and familiarized ourselves with the basics of 3D modeling in Rhino 3D, as well as the possibilities of preparing models for printing using Bambu Studio.

The workshops were carried out in cooperation with the WRO Art Center in Wrocław as part of a scholarship from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage with the support of the nowymodel.org Foundation, which provided technical support for the initiative and shared its knowledge in the field of 3D design and modeling.

The next workshops will be held soon at the nowymodel.org Foundation in Suchy Las, on August 22nd and 29th. We encourage you to register by email at: kornelia@nowymodel.org. Limited number of places!

In the email, please provide:

Participant's name and surname

Contact number for the guardian

See you!

Completed under a scholarship from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage.

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Exhibition "MIRACLE HONEY ULTRAMARINE" by Cyryl Zakrzewski

I cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition

„"Miracle, Honey, Ultramarine" is a monographic survey of Cyryl Zakrzewski's recent works. Each of the sculptural forms presented in the exhibition is made of wood and symbolically marked with plastic, a human imprint on the natural raw material. Just as civilization does in nature, elements of synthetic ultramarine permeate the structure of natural wood.

The exhibition's title, "The Miracle of Honey Ultramarine," suggests a symbolic shift. For centuries, ultramarine was a pigment reserved for the sacred, synonymous with divinity and humility. As a mineral pigment, it was originally obtained from the precious stone lapis lazuli, which Venetian merchants began importing to Europe in the 14th century. In the early 19th century, the possibility of synthetically producing ultramarine was discovered, and it has become one of the most popular coloring agents today.

The exhibition is a dialogue between old craftsmanship and a contemporary approach to design, which is reflected in the seven functional sculptures presented.

The official opening of the exhibition will take place on November 16 at 6:00 p.m.

We organize curatorial tours after prior email contact (info@nowymodel.org).

The exhibition was realized as part of a creative scholarship from the budget of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage.

Cyryl Zakrzewski – born 1986, a graduate of the Faculty of Sculpture and Spatial Actions at the University of Arts in Poznań. He has participated in numerous exhibitions in Poland and abroad. He has created permanent installations in public spaces, including in his hometown of Poznań (Adam Mickiewicz University Botanical Garden, Strzeszyn "Visual Park," and abroad in Tokyo – Fukudenkai and Ptuj, Slovenia). He has received awards and distinctions for his artistic achievements, including a scholarship from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage. He is a member of the NÓW. Nowe Rzemiosło association. He has participated in exhibitions in Poland and abroad, both in art galleries and at design fairs (including the Milan Furniture Fair, ICFF New York).