On 2 April, the artist first shared his educational experience gained thanks to his international contact network with MOME teachers. The following day, he held personal consultations with the students, conducting portfolio reviews and provided valuable feedback for their careers. 

On 4 April, at 3 p.m., he gave a lecture titled Visual Activism focusing on the role of art in using the power of images to inspire social and political change. By transcending conventional boundaries, this dynamic medium can more easily engage the most diverse audiences. Visual activism – whether through impactful photography, thought-provoking street art, films, or video art – has a remarkable power to amplify marginalised voices, shedding light on injustices, and questioning predominant norms. After his inspiring lecture, he also answered questions that arose.
 

The presentation was supported by the Wacław Felczak Foundation.