We revitalized Wyspa Daliowa (Daliowa Island), a public space in Wrocław. A metal sculpture – NAWA – by Oscar Zięta, which was created using his innovative FIDU technology, has become a magnet for walkers.

While making his ceramics, Arek Szwed deliberately and consciously disrupts the technological process to achieve a form, which reflects the relationship between the process and performance.

We designed a line of furniture featuring a unique openwork pattern, which requires less wood for production and results in lighter objects.

The chair designed by Oskar Zięta weighs merely 1,660 grams. The design received numerous awards as an eco-friendly product of the future.

Radosław Stelmaszczyk, Ph.D., creates quality leather products honoring traditional craftsmanship and the environment.

We developed biodegradable liquid soap that doubles as fertilizer and hydrates plants. It is an example of a circular economy product that could be used in farming.

We looked to nature for its unused resources and designed objects that would grow rather than be manufactured. Exhibition curators included Professor Karol Murlak and Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka, Ph.D..

Oscar Zięta designed cooper and silver objects – metals traditionally mined at the Lower Silesia region of Poland – for the “Polish Table” installation, which presented Poland at Expo 2020 in Dubai.

We used Kombucha to produce a fully ecological packaging, which provides an alternative to plastic.

We used dirty and hazardous waste to conjure up ecological packaging made of mud, sludge, broken glass, as well as ash and residue from power plants and volcanos. (In)attention was the third exhibition curated by Professor Karol Murlak and Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka, Ph.D. at Gdynia Design Days.

Using a KUKA robot, we made light as a feather porcelain dishes with extremely thin, porous walls, which can retain water.

In collaboration with the crystal glassworks “Julia”, we created unique objects showcasing new uses for crystal glass.

We designed special awards and medals to celebrate the 25th Jubilee of our University. The awards, simple and modern in form, were made of natural materials, such as cement and steel.

Maciej Siuda designed objects made of wood, one of the natural resources of Poland, for the “Polish Table” installation that represented our country at Expo 2020 in Dubai.

We wanted to show that industrial waste, an unwanted byproduct of consumerism, can be recycled. Scraps of fabrics, paper, plastic and rubber were used to make unique objects. (No) more waste was the second exhibition curated by Professor Karol Murlak and Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka, Ph.D. at Gdynia Design Days.

We designed a wooden installation that presented design as a collaborative relationship with other species, such as fungus.

We designed stylish and beautiful jewelry that not only adorns but also helps to alleviate wrist and hand pain.

We designed educational toys for children suffering from hearing loss or impairment. The toys support cognitive development of children, who cannot use all their senses in learning about the world.