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We invite you to SLAVIC GLITCH – an exhibition, performance, and party, which is the result of a two-week workshop aimed at working with specifically Slavic aesthetics, ideas, and references in developing existing or new digital environments.
On Friday, November 17, 2023, from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, drop by building C, room C5 (arrows will help you get there).
What was the idea behind the workshop?
The idea was to propose an alternative to Western dominance in the design of digital environments and to utilize formal, symbolic, and metaphorical elements from the cultural heritage of Central and Eastern Europe in this creative process, inventing new or "glitching" current virtual spaces as we know them with a Slavic touch. The fundamental question behind these experiments is: how can local culture continue to visually and functionally manifest and develop with its own unique look, feel, and identity within globalized, generic, homogeneous digital/internet spaces.
During the workshop, students worked with various digital tools for creating websites, applications or games, AR/VR, creative coding, and 3D animation.
The workshop was led by Paweł Pokutycki and Sonia Górecka. Participating students: Adi Ahrba, Ksenyia Brynkevich, Maria Domińczak, Arin Gorgulu, Lizaveta Kasinskaya, Yana Karastasiliova, Veronika Kazak, Bartosz Kołodziej, Oleksandra Olenchenko, Varvara Paplauskaya, Agata Pietras, Daryia Rastapchuk, Oleksandra Shevchuk.
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