young creative poland

general view of the exhibition.
oskar zieta presented the 'plopp' stools along with his 'fidu' bench

'plopp' stools

'plopp' stools

... 'wall 2', a modular system made from cardboard and 'Fl/2', a piece of laser-cut foam
which folds into a bag, design by marta rowinska and lech rowinski of 'beton' group.

's chair transformer', covers old chairs using polethylene foam by beton

'genotype' lighting project by tomek rygalik , in collaboration with DuPont ™, 2009
a new lighting collection made from translucent DuPont™ Corian®.

'genotype' lighting project

'queen's chandelier' made from inflatable PVC bubbles which use LED lighting, design by puff-buff

inflatable bubbles curtains or room divider design by puff-buff

'queen's chandelier'

'6 degrees modular shelving system' made from oak and MDF and 'taka' table,
made DuPont™ Corian®, design by kompott

detail

'6 degrees modular shelving system' by kompott
young creative poland is an exhibition, conceived as part of polska!
a yearlong event which aims to promote polish culture and design in UK (and internationally),
developed in cooperation with polish and british partners of the adam mickiewicz institute.
curator and exhibition design by miska miller–lovegrove (polish-born wife of ross lovegrove) .
co-curator and producer: anka pietrzyk–simone (also polish, head of communications at lovegrove studio).
I'm happy about the Polska! project to promote Polish design in UK, but we should consider, that both countries are in a similar situation.
Polish design gets more and more attention, but the problem is, that we both, designers in Poland and designers in UK, have to deal with a non fertile scene.
In both countries, there are no, or better only very few, manufacturers who collaborate with local designers. Therefore most local designers are self producing their designs and are forced to use low-cost or ready-made materials. Only Zieta and Rygalik were happy to work with Italian and Danish companies (Moroso and Hay) and you can see the results. They are the best!
I've studied in UK, and can say that the british designers work in the same manner - either 'crafty' or they collaborate with foreign producers. In UK there is NO design reality too!
so, for me it is a mystery why the Polish government's money went into the idea of promoting polish design specifically in UK?
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baba akcja
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