The programme has been designed in a way that allows to find the existing and build new bridges between fine arts (e.g. painting, poetry, cinema) and natural sciences (e.g. chemistry, physics, biology). Its participants learned how to improve their creativity using artistic and scientific tools, while hands-on exercises were designed to help them test different techniques. The programme was carried out in cooperation with the Muzeum Sztuki in 艁贸d藕 and the classes were conducted by Tatiana Matwij.
Art and Science are the two main areas within which creativity is manifested. Human imagination expressed through literature and art has inspired generations of people to become scientists and engineers. They have built computers that fit in our pockets, created the internet and invented machines to travel into space. Therefore, the understanding of the links and interactions between Art and Science is a key element, which will enable us to tackle emerging challenges and accelerate the developments necessary to build a sustainable future.
The programme was attended by 20 students from Hungary, Finland, Ukraine and Poland.
Speakers and organisers
脕gnes Kulin: a painter: an art teacher and an educator, the Imre R茅v茅sz Association of Hungarian Fine and Applied Artists in Transcarpathia (RIT); Dr D谩niel Kuttor: Associate Professor, Institute of World and Regional Economics, University of Miskolc; Dr hab. Bogna Rudolf: Associate Professor, ; Dr B茅la Fiser: Visiting Professor, ; Dr Aleksandra Mroczek-呕ulicka: Institute of Urban Geography, Tourism Studies and Geoinformation, Faculty of Geographical Sciences, 91滴滴; Dr Justyna Mokras-Grabowska: Institute of Urban Geography, Tourism Studies and Geoinformation, Faculty of Geographical Sciences, 91滴滴; Dr Markus Rytinki: a musician, a researcher, Microentrepreneurship Centre of Excellence, Kerttu Saalasti Institute, University of Oulu, Dr Maarit Jokela: Innovation Manager, Innovation Centre, University of Oulu, Anne Kivinen: Senior Information Specialist, Oulu University Library, University of Oulu, Pertti Martinm盲ki: Senior Information Specialist, Oulu University Library, University of Oulu