◯ unpaid artwork
▼ Moravian Square
on Thursday, 1 October only
Textile designer and Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design graduate Nóra Bokányi focuses deeply on circularity, sustainability, and bridging modern design with the heritage of folk traditions. Her project Cumulative past… directly addresses contemporary overconsumption and waste. It explores why we have lost the ability to keep textile items in circulation as naturally as was done in traditional peasant culture. Through recycling, she revives waste materials and textiles that are in a condition too poor for standard donation. By dismantling, layering, and stitching them together, she creates brand-new, reinforced textile surfaces used to craft original outer garments. Her work strongly emphasizes respect for material values and points the way toward a sustainable, circular lifestyle.
