Young artists and the environment. We’ve met the winners of the 7R Warehouse of Art “Young Art for the Planet” competition
7R, a company specializing in the creation of innovative and eco-friendly warehouse and production spaces, in collaboration with the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, organized the 7R Warehouse of Art “Young Art for the Planet” competition –…
Izabela TrancygierMay 31, 20223-minute read
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7R, a company specializing in the creation of innovative and eco-friendly warehouse and production spaces, in collaboration with the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, organized the 7R Warehouse of Art “Young Art for the Planet” competition—promoting young artists and themes related to environmental protection. The initiative is one of the company’s ESG initiatives. On May 31, the winners of the competition were announced. An exhibition of the works is scheduled for this fall.
The competition was open to students and graduates of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Its theme was “Technology. Ecology. People. Coexistence.” The competition task was to create a design for an eco-themed applied art piece in one of three categories: an ergonomic seat, a mural for a fire hydrant, and an eco-friendly 7R gadget.
Can art influence warehouses, and can industrial spaces inspire artists? The 7R Warehouse of Art competition proves that it can. We have received dozens of incredibly creative works by young artists that inspire and offer an interesting interpretation of reality. At the heart of these works are people and the environment—values close to our organization’s heart. Through our ESG initiatives, we aim to support activities that contribute to the development of the natural environment and local communities.
Tomasz Lubowiecki
CEO of 7R
A total of 26 entries were submitted to the competition. The winners were selected by a jury consisting of:
Prof. Prot Jarnuszkiewicz – Vice Rector for External Relations and Promotion at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Prof. Tomasz Milanowski – Dean of the Faculty of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Bazyli Krasulak, Ph.D., Professor at the University – Dean of the Faculty of Interior Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Magdalena Małczyńska-Umeda, Ph.D. – Assistant Professor in the Visual Communication Fundamentals Studio at the Faculty of Design, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Tomasz Lubowiecki – Founder and CEO of 7R
Dr. Katarzyna Dorocińska – Head of Marketing & Communications at 7R
Łukasz Jachna – Member of the Management Board at 7R, Head of Capital Markets
Students and graduates of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw have demonstrated remarkable imagination in their work, presenting unique projects that creatively and innovatively combine fields such as ecology, industry, and art. Each of the submitted works stands out for its originality—both in the choice of techniques used to create the pieces and in the concepts and interpretations of the competition’s theme—“Technology. Ecology. Humanity. Coexistence.” Congratulations on your ideas.
Prof. Prot Jarnuszkiewicz
Vice Rector for External Relations and Promotion at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
Izabela Trancygier serves as Head of the Central-South Region at 7R and is responsible for the company’s business development in the Central-South region. She oversees the leasing and development divisions,…
