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The School of Form's GRADUATION 6 catalogue presenst graduation projects developed by the last cohort of students from Poznań. 

The 2019/2020 academic year was an exceptional time for School of Form. As we were planning our move to Warsaw, we were suddenly hit with the pandemic situation and the new sanitary regime. The pandemic restrictions significantly impacted students’ ability to complete their graduation projects. Despite these obstacles, our students never gave up and managed to finish the projects and pass their thesis exams. Designer’s sensitivity and the ability to use research tools are the common traits of these projects. The solutions proposed by the young designers meet the real needs of users, respond to social phenomena, and signal the future of design.

I am truly proud, because despite of all these challenges, our students produced clever and beautiful projects. And I am sad that we can see them only in the form of pictures. We had hoped to launch the exhibition last fall, but the pandemic had been one step ahead of us all the time. We are still hopeful that these projects will see the light of day, together with the works of our 7th class of graduates. We believe that the day will come when we design new exhibitions.

Dr. Agnieszka Jacobson-Cielecka

Dean of the Faculty of Design at SWPS University

This year’s graduation projects focus relationships. They tackle issues of identity and the self, in different cultural and social contexts. They convey longing for a mindful acceptance of oneself, expressed through caring and acceptance of one’s body, or by searching for one’s heritage. The projects respond to contemporary problems related to difficulties in naming emotions as well as communication with the loved ones and the world around.

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Students Projects

What do you need? Visual mini-dictionary for refugees

During their Adobe Fundamentals class, our first-year students (part-time and full-time) designed a visual mini-dictionary…

Our Graduation 6 Catalogue is Here!

The School of Form's GRADUATION 6 catalogue presenst graduation projects developed by the last cohort…

Patent and Product Design Awards for Students of School of Form

Ladan Zadfar and Mohammad Farshad were searching for a university that would meet their design…

3ME

Social media generate the desire to share one’s own image on the Internet. A race…

ESPE

A reflection on the relationship between man and technology could lead to defining true artificial…

Holobox. Visualisation communication

The theory of cognition regards touch as one of the few ways of experiencing reality…

Mindfulness in everyday life, designing sensory objects

Mindfulness in everyday life is a notion the author considered in the context of needs…

Soma

Soma is unity of the body and mind. The author designed clothes, which make people…

Dollar pop-up store

Aesthetisation is a phenomenon characteristic of modern culture, which is often connected with visual qualities.…

Return home

Return Home is an educational project, the purpose of which is to remind ourselves of…

How good to have a neighbour

On the basis of her own experiences in an anonymous neighbourhood in the city centre,…

Hands

The theory of cognition regards touch as one of the few ways of experiencing reality…

Touch the light

Light is an inconspicuous, but essential element of all interiors. It creates a particular mood,…

What makes you blush?

We live in a visual culture, which is filled with universally present erotic subtexts. However,…

EXHIBITION ‘WASTE NOT’

AT THE INTERNATIONAL FASHION SHOWCASE 2017

Dissolving memory

The book titled “Niepamięć” is an attempt at understanding the experiences of a person suffering…

User-friendly house for visually-impaired

Project Stanisław Marta designed and produced a set of stickers that enabled visually-impaired people to…

Buraki Lab

Humans leave a huge ecological footprint on the environment. A good while ago, we have…

Sknocone

Nowadays, people are used to thinking about the world in terms of separate blocks or…

MIM system

Magdalena Maria Kurowska, faculty: COMMUNICATION DESIGN

I build a mobile flower stall

Agata Klimkowska, faculty: DOMESTIC DESIGN

UP_CYCLOPEDIA

Julia Grabowska, faculty: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

FIGURAKI

Emanuela Chełmońska-Vargas, faculty: DOMESTIC DESIGN cooperation: Patrycja Otachel

Stanisław Project | Urszula Project

Marta Jakubowska, faculty: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

IMMU

Justyna Strociak i Magda Gąsiorowska, faculty: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Polish folk art in the language of new technologies

Barbara Dżaman, faculty: INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

PERSONAL SPACE

Kinga Korbalewska i Błażej Teliński, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

At the interface between dream and reality

Klaudia Filipiak, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

Individuality in the canon of norms

Klaudia Dopierała, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

People are important, not clothes

Karolina Maria Gwóźdź, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

Pattern by Shape

Kamila Garczyńska, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

Contemporary Prymitives

Jagoda Fryca, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

Sport + Fun

Aleksandra Kowalska, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

Movement vs. Monument, body deformation

Aleksandra Bloch, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

Envelope

Agata Birek, faculty: FASHION DESIGN

Primitive Etiquette

Paulina Maria Masternak, faculty: DOMESTIC DESIGN

Celebrating at table

Magdalena Majnusz, faculty: DOMESTIC DESIGN

C’est la vie

Aleksandra Korbańska, faculty: DOMESTIC DESIGN

"Dormitory" a game

Marta Kujawska, faculty: COMMUNICATION DESIGN

PSIE Human-Animal Interaction

Marta Jagielska, faculty: COMMUNICATION DESIGN

Techno Boys

Przemysław Podolak, faculty: FASHION DESIGN