Wystawa Open Call TTT

Filip Berte | Un-Home | Untitled | 2015 | Arttrakt Gallery

Exhibitions

Open Call TTT

08.01 – 30.01.2016

Geppert’s Appartment
Ofiar Oswiecimskich Street 1\2, Wroclaw

Arttrakt Gallery
Ofiar Oswiecimskich Street 1\1, Wroclaw

Tetno Gallery
Jatki Street 12-13, Wroclaw

curator: Kama Wrobel

Featuring Artists: Abel Adam, Adamczyk Justyna, Allon Dan, Baśnik Paweł, Berte Filip, Cichoń Monika, Czarnopyś Marcin, Flis Miłosz, Grzyb Marek, Górny Bartek, Grulkowski Jarosław, Jamróz Natalia, Jorrit Paaijmans, Klich Katarzyna, Korzeniowski Piotr, Kowalski Piotr C., Lede Fabian, Łoznikow Grzegorz, Maciejewska Izabela, Marcinkowska Agata, Morawska Bogna, Nowczyk Jolanta, Rak Monika, Reich Johanna, Rusicka Irmina, Sroka Michał, Soja Michał, Suzuki Yuya.

One of our main aims of this competition is to present the current state of creative research in the field of drawing and related artistic areas.
The theme of the competition is "THE DRAWING AS AN OBJECT CONTAINING KNOWLEDGE."
8th of January 2016 The Open Call Jury including:
Natalia Lach Lachowicz, Dobromiła Błaszczyk, Sylwia Krason, Przemek Pintal, Ida Smakosz – Hankiewicz, Anna Stec, Daniela Tagowska, Krzysztof Wałaszek
has chosen the trio of winners:: Filip Berte, Marcin Czarnopysia and Fabien Lédé

The first prize winner (The Open Call Main Award TTT, The Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wroclaw Rector’s Award) is confirmed to be Filip Berte from Belgium. Born in 1976, he graduated from architecture and painting in Ghent (Belgium). After his graduation, he has been working as an architect. The means of creating architecture are not important to him. As a visual designer, he can act freely, discovering space in all dimensions. His works are characterized by the recurring theme of edges, migrations and borders. From 2006 to 2013 he worked on his own project of a visual research titled 'Eutopy', that took place in Europe. The final results were summed in the action of building a home. In 2011 Berte received the East Flanders’ Visual Arts Prize for his interdisciplinary art portfolio. The jury awarded his artworks from the 'Un-Home' cycle.

**Filip Berte**
Un-Home | Untitled |2015 | Arttrakt Gallery

The second prize, founded by Arttrakt Gallery, goes to Marcin Czarnopys for the series of artworks: 'Icchok Lejb Symchowicz', 'Pamietniki Marii K' ('Marias K.'s Diaries') and 'Myj twarz i o mnie nie zapomnij' ('Wash your face and don't forget me'). Marcin was born in Przemysl, in 1989. He studied artistic painting at Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin. He continued his education at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wroclaw. He received his diploma in painting for the artwork 'Sign, matter, mood'.

**Marcin Czarnopyś**
Icchok Lejb Symchowicz, Pamietniki Marii K (Marias K.'s Diaries) and Myj twarz i o mnie nie zapomnij (Wash your face and don't forget me) | 2015 | Tetno Gallery

**Marcin Czarnopyś**
Icchok Lejb Symchowicz, Pamietniki Marii K (Marias K.'s Diaries) | 2015

**Marcin Czarnopyś**
Pamiętnik Marii K, (Marias K.'s Diaries) | 2015

**Marcin Czarnopyś**
Myj twarz i o mnie nie zapomnij (Wash your face and don't forget me) | 2015

The Contemporary Lynx Magazine Prize goes to Fabien Lede from France. He was born in 1981, Montbard (France). He illustrates books, creates murals and frescos, works as a visual and stage designer. His artworks are created in a peculiar 'naive' style, described by Fabien as raw couture and psychedelic electro-pop. He graduated from graphic design at Orleans Art School and Interdisciplinary Printmaking at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wroclaw. Fabien Lede established Gallery and Art Library Nu Koza in Dijon (France). Currently, he lives in Wroclaw and Dijon.