Register of Artistic Outputs

For reporting artistic outputs at the national level, the Faculty uses the Register of Artistic Outputs, which is the main statistical tool in the Czech Republic for reporting artistic creative activities. Academics and students report mainly in the Design, Fine Arts and Audiovisual segments.

Thanks to an established functioning data collection system and team of coordinators, Ladislav Sutnar Faculty of design and Art has demonstrated long-term high-quality performance compared to other schools with an artistic focus.  

A former 1970s recreational complex in Oravská Porubka is being revitalized as Shangri-la Slovakia. This unique project blends art, sports, and ecology. Two modernized buildings incorporate local wood, while underground recreational units seamlessly merge with the landscape through green roofs. The area features a paradise garden, water elements, an herb garden, and an educational trail. Emphasis is placed on sustainability and harmony with nature.

The LIKO-S Li-Kovo hall extension in Slavkov u Brna merges metal fabrication with sustainable architecture. Spanning 1,040 m², it integrates advanced BIM and Grasshopper Rhino technologies. A living green façade naturally regulates the indoor climate, reducing energy demands. The project prioritizes ecology, recycling, and an innovative approach to industrial construction.

I'm Not Everything I Want to Be is a portrait of world-renowned photographer Libuše Jarcovjáková. It captures her raw self-portraits and life on the fringes of socialist Czechoslovakia—from semi-legal gay clubs and night-shift workers to Vietnamese and Cuban immigrants. After escaping to West Berlin, she witnessed the fall of the Iron Curtain. Directed by Klára Tasovská, the film weaves thousands of photographs and diaries and was selected for Berlinale 2024 and the Karlovy Vary IFF.

The short animated film Father’s Letters tells the tragic story of Professor Alexei Vangengheim, founder of the Soviet Meteorological Service, who was arrested in 1934 and sent to a gulag. To shield his daughter Elye from the harsh truth, he wrote letters portraying his imprisonment as a scientific expedition. Yet, as she grew older, the illusion slowly faded, and reality became inevitable. In 2024, the film received awards at international festivals.

Kristýna Fišerová's mural at CTPark Plzeň spans 2,215 m², making it the largest large-scale painting in the Pilsen region and one of the biggest in the Czech Republic. The graphic design features "Sutnar" colors—red, black, and white. Commissioned by CTPark Plzeň in 2020, it was completed in four weeks.

Kristýna Fišerová (*1980, Prague) is a Czech graphic designer and head of the Graphic Design Studio at the Ladislav Sutnar Faculty of Design and Art, University of West Bohemia. In 2018, she won the prestigious Red Dot Award for the book Sutnar Shapes.