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Master's degree female students in the English-language graphic design and multimedia art program:
Julia Lewicka, Elina Pyrochova, Kamila Różańska, Natasza Pierzchała-Suska,
zqualified to participate in an international workshop focused on identity design for EuroFabrique – rethink the Europe of tomorrow. As part of this project, 400 students from 36 European art schools were involved.
The goal of Eurofabrique is to integrate, engage, and generate initiatives by European academic youth to promote EU values and design a shared future for member states in the context of global needs.
The workshop was organized by an association of French art schools under the aegis of the French representative of the EU Commission. The workshops took place at the PosterTerritory cultural center in Chaumont, renowned for its regular exhibitions and events promoting poster art.
PJAIT female students co-created poster designs in international teams. Cooperation in international teams and designing international communication for the common good is one of the EU's priorities. Posters created by international student groups were showcased at the final exhibition of the workshops on February 10, 2024.
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