Artyści

Samuel Pietri is a visual artist and creative technologist with a multidisciplinary approach, combining generative design, real-time graphics, and emerging technologies to explore the boundaries of human perception. His work investigates how we interpret reality through vision, creating immersive and interactive experiences that reveal hidden layers of sensory experience.

 

Samuel’s practice bridges art, science, and technology—drawing on biomimicry, machine learning, and natural simulations—to craft innovative visual systems that engage viewers and invite reflection on the nature of perception.

 

Dirk Koy is an artist and filmmaker. He digitally manipulates photographs and video recordings of places, objects, and living beings. His interest centres on the encounter and transition between the real and the virtual environment, and he explores the painterly component within the digital context.

An enthusiast of animation, tattoos, and knitting. A would-be doctor, now a student at the E. Geppert Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts in Media Arts. Raised in chaos and surrounded by chaos, she takes pleasure in introducing chaos into her works.

A first-year Media Arts student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. In her creative work, she is passionate about minimalism and the stain/mark. She often creates black-and-white works or ones with faded colors. She is interested in the aesthetics of bygone years (especially the 20th century) and presenting them in a modern way. She loves modest imagery, strong contrasts, and believes that in animation even a tiny mark, when guided properly, can evoke enormous emotions.

A Graphic Design student at the E. Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. In her work, she uses abstract and absurd motifs. She likes to add a bit of humor and funny elements to her creative work.

 

 

A graphics student at the E. Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław, occupied primarily with human beings and what we share in common. She seeks simplicity in expression, minimalism, and universality. She draws inspiration from theater, dance, and above all from photography—essentially everything that humans have invented out of fascination with themselves and do for their own delight.

Róża Skrzypecka works with 2D and 3D animation as well as photography. Her works are often connected to philosophical themes and anxieties present in everyday life, and she also draws inspiration from nature. Through animation, she creates worlds and clothes her compelling concepts in visual metaphors that are easier to perceive. She is interested in the interpenetration of computer-generated reality with the real world and searches for ways to combine them.

A Wrocław artist, graphics student at the Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts.

A Graphics student at the Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts. In her work, she draws inspiration from the theme of humanity and its relationship with the world, both the most intimate and the more abstract. She experiments with form and medium, constantly searching for her own artistic language and means of expression.

An artist fascinated by 2D animation, comics, and illustration. In her work, she seeks fluidity and tranquility, taking the viewer into an unreal world full of starry dreams. She is a Media Arts student at the E. Geppert Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts, where she develops both her visual and narrative skills. She draws her inspiration from the cosmos and natural sciences, which are also her interests.