HUSARSCY – website design and visual identity for an exhibition promoting the work of Helena and Roman Husarscy

Helena & Roman Husarscy Project

The project is the result of a multi-stage process lasting three semesters of master's studies, whose multidisciplinary nature required not only in-depth historical and visual research, but also constant balancing between different roles – from designer to researcher, editor, curator and photographer. The complexity of the subject and the wide range of activities required consistency, patience and perseverance. The entire process was a test of trust in my own design intuition – the ability to make decisions based on developed sensitivity and critical thinking.

The result is a comprehensive, contemporary tool promoting the work of Helena and Roman Husarscy, which is documentary in nature on the one hand, and creatively develops their visual heritage on the other. The visual language combines archival elements with contemporary design, using visual motifs inspired by the structure and aesthetics of mosaics.

Allowing myself to make mistakes, change my mind and go with the flow proved to be particularly valuable. This openness led to the creation of a diploma annex, in which I developed my fascination with ceramics, transferring it to the area of creating real objects.