Diana Morzy focuses on the constant transformation of fluids and examines the metaphor of water and “ai” and how traditional motifs resonate with these social and technological changes and how they alter our perception of present-day reality.Polish artist currently a scholar in the MFA Double Degree Program between the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland, and Tokyo University of the Arts.
In her artistic work, she delves into existential dilemmas, exploring the complexities of human existence and the psyche, femininity, and the portrayal of states of emotion through objects and symbols.
For her project at Osaka Expo 2025, she focuses on the motif of constant transformation, inspired by water visuals depicted in the Byobu Osaka screen.Keywords: Artistic Research, Symbolism, Belief Systems, Anthropology, Object Design, 3D Printing
In her artistic work, she delves into existential dilemmas, exploring the complexities of human existence and the psyche, femininity, and the portrayal of states of emotion through objects and symbols.
For her project at Osaka Expo 2025, she focuses on the motif of constant transformation, inspired by water visuals depicted in the Byobu Osaka screen.Keywords: Artistic Research, Symbolism, Belief Systems, Anthropology, Object Design, 3D Printing
