This is Bioeconomy! International Design Award
Step into the world of sustainable innovation at the ‘This is Bioeconomy! International Design Award’ exhibition and ceremony.
This dynamic showcase brings together cutting-edge, biomass-driven design solutions that are shaping the future of our environment. Submissions from 24 countries were selected for the Engage4BIO Horizon Europe project, including the brilliant works of several MOME students, such as Tekla Gedeon & Sebastian Gschanes (Fuzzy Earth), Panna Jójárt, Hajnalka Bakai, Maxim Marcell Eigner, Domonkos Horváth, Nadin Izabell Horváth, Alexandra Fanni Kozma, Orsolya Simon-Pál, Nóra Gulya, and Gabriella Maczák.
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Organised by the MOME Centre for Photography for the fourth time, the international Work in Context symposium explores current directions in Central European photography, along with their theoretical and social contexts. This year’s edition, under the subtitle Peripheral Priorities:!, sets out to reconsider the challenges facing contemporary photography by drawing on the contradictions embedded in public discourse (i.e. oxymorons) such as “war for peace” or “false truth”. Speakers addressing the social, historical, and political roles of photography offer nuanced, multi-perspective interpretations, engaging with themes such as memory, post-socialist legacies, and marginalised creative positions.
Organised by the MOME Centre for Photography for the fourth time, the international Work in Context symposium explores current directions in Central European photography, along with their theoretical and social contexts. This year’s edition, under the subtitle Peripheral Priorities:!, sets out to reconsider the challenges facing contemporary photography by drawing on the contradictions embedded in public discourse (i.e. oxymorons) such as “war for peace” or “false truth”. Speakers addressing the social, historical, and political roles of photography offer nuanced, multi-perspective interpretations, engaging with themes such as memory, post-socialist legacies, and marginalised creative positions.
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