Olga Tokarczuk and the designs of the MUT studio!

PJAIT at the Olga Tokarczuk Festival! Mountains of Literature: Art, education and dialogue!

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology was proud to support the Art Strand, the visual space of the Mountain of Literature Festival, which was created thanks to the commitment of Jaga Hupalo and Prof. Anna Klimczak. As part of the collaboration, we presented two exhibitions: "After the Rain" in the basement of Sarny Castle and "Submerged Verses" in the main part of the Art Belt. Congratulations to the creators and curators of the exhibitions, including: Sefa Sagir - the main originator and creator of the concept of the space arrangement, the creators of the animation and interaction, Mateusz Jarmulski, Natalia Slusarska and Zuzanna Goclawska. Our male and female students assisted in the arrangement of the exhibition, looked after the exposition as well as guided interested people through the exhibitions, talking about the projects and interactions. Each part was interpreted individually and the sensations and thoughts, sometimes surprised us! Both exhibitions received a lot of interest from festival guests, journalists and artists. We are pleased that the works from the Multimedia studio could be seen by Mr. Jurek Owsiak, the organizer of the WOŚP collection, or wonderful artists and theater and film actors, i.e. Ms. Katarzyna Kolende-Zaleska or Mr. Marek Kondrat, Andrzej Seweryn, Maciej Stuhr and many other distinguished guests.

Interactive experience at the exhibition of students of the Faculty of New Media Art!

Our interactive installations sparked reflection and dialogue - both with viewers and invited guests. A special moment was the opening of the exhibition, during which festival guests and Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk walked around all the elements of the "After the Rain" exhibit with the artists. It is a great honor for our young artists to reach such a respectable audience.

The projects were created thanks to the cooperation of PJAIT's teaching staff and students.

Private academy = individual approach

PJAIT 's activity also resounded during the panel "Mirror or Window? Education as a story about the world and ourselves", which was hosted by Professor Ewa Satalecka, Dean of the NeMA Faculty, and Marta Godzisz, Director of the Centre for Postgraduate Studies and MBA, on July 5 in the tower of Sarny Castle. The event was accompanied by conversations with Jerzy Owsiak, Maciej Sztur, as well as the presence of numerous writers, artists and entertainers.

PJAIT 's participation in the Art Belt is not just a presentation of projects - it is an active participation in the dialogue about art, education and social responsibility. As academy that combines artistic reflection with technological innovation, we are proud to have co-created such an important event.

We would like to thank Professor Anna Klimczak, for inviting the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology to partner with the Art Belt. We believe that such activities deepen the self-awareness of our male and female students, which makes their works even better and they themselves, believe in themselves even more. Congratulations to all those working on this project.