UPCOMING 2022

Juliana
Lenssinck

Faculty of Interior Design

The design of a fair stand for a travel agency offering trips to the Haida Gwaii archipelago in Canada

Supervisor:
Dr Monika Rzepiejewska-Mroczek
Studio of Exhibition Design No. 2

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Description

Self-reflection

The aim of the presented fair stand design is to capture the beauty and mysticism of the Haida Gwaii archipelago in Canada and to show the inseparability of the world of people and nature.

The design of the stand and the painting minor degree refer to the humid and foggy climate of the archipelago; they are based on organic shapes and moderate colours taken from nature and local works, which create the effect of visual softness and delicacy. The multiplication of elements in the fair stand design and the illumination of fabrics produces a mysterious and dreamy atmosphere.

The whole work is supposed to put the recipient in the same state of internal peace and calmness that they can feel when spending time with nature. The aim of the exhibition is to encourage spectators to visit the region, but also to give them information about the culture of the Haida population and to motivate them to take care of the natural environment.

Haida Gwaii

Supervisor:
Prof. Andrzej Zwierzchowski
Studio of Painting and Drawing No. 1

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Description

Self-reflection

The aim of the presented fair stand design is to capture the beauty and mysticism of the Haida Gwaii archipelago in Canada and to show the inseparability of the world of people and nature.

The design of the stand and the painting minor degree refer to the humid and foggy climate of the archipelago; they are based on organic shapes and moderate colours taken from nature and local works, which create the effect of visual softness and delicacy. The multiplication of elements in the fair stand design and the illumination of fabrics produces a mysterious and dreamy atmosphere.

The whole work is supposed to put the recipient in the same state of internal peace and calmness that they can feel when spending time with nature. The aim of the exhibition is to encourage spectators to visit the region, but also to give them information about the culture of the Haida population and to motivate them to take care of the natural environment.