Rozhraní (Interfaces)
The Rozhraní (Interfaces) exhibition series presents the work of doctoral students at the Ladislav Sutnar Faculty of Design and Art, University of West Bohemia. Doctoral study occupies a space between art and research, academic study and professional practice. Here, the creative process is also a process of inquiry: artistic research brings together experimentation, intuition and systematic investigation, becoming an integral part of the work itself.
Michal Poustka has long explored the relationships between seeing, perception and thought. Working with photography, augmented reality and virtual reality, he investigates how new digital technologies can deepen the experience of presence by connecting bodily perception with psychological experience.
For Zuzana Votrubcová, the exhibition provides a setting in which to test ongoing research into an inclusive wayfinding system for Václav Havel Airport Prague. She examines how graphic design can make navigation more accessible to different groups of passengers and improve their experience of the airport environment.
Dajana Kaska works with a similar principle. Her research focuses on the accessibility, predictability and welcoming character of exhibition environments. In her case too, the current exhibition becomes part of the research process: a setting in which proposed principles can be tested, evaluated and further developed.
Michaela Šimonová combines artistic practice with historical and iconographic research. Through original photography and drawn interventions, she examines changing representations of biblical women and their relevance to contemporary understandings of femininity, identity and social roles.
Address
Incubator Gallery
Ladislav Sutnar Faculty of Design and Art
Univerzitní 28, 301 00 Plzeň
9 September–8 October 2026
Opening
21 September from 4:00 PM
Opening hours
Weekdays from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM