BRNO NEONS - Light garlands in the streets of Brno

After studying architecture at VŠUP, he founded his own studio New Work Studio in Zlín. So far, the studio has realized more than a hundred buildings, in addition to exhibition installations, cooperation with visual artists and scenography. Some of his projects have won awards in the Grand Prix competition of the Architects' Association or the Club for Old Prague. The most significant exhibition presentation of the architectural work of the New Work studio was the exhibition Figurative Architecture for Beginners, which he presented in various variations in Zlín, Prague, Vienna and Belgrade, and the joint exhibition of Svatopluk Sládeček and David Kraus "In the Architect's Head". In addition to his own practice, he runs a studio and lectures at the FA BUT in Brno.

She studied Industrial Design at the Tomas Bata University in Zlín, during her studies she had an internship at the University of Aveiro (Portugal). Her main interests are lighting design, glass and ceramic products and furniture design. During 2012-2017 she worked as a senior designer at Lasvit. Since 2017, she has been working in the studio P3L1, which she founded with her partner Libor Sost'ák. Light installations are still a significant element in her work today. During her practice she has collaborated with prominent designers and architects such as Tord Boontje, Michael Sodeau, Eva Jiřičná and Bang & Olufsen. Her light installations have been presented at Design Week shows in Milan, Dubai, Shanghai and Zlín.

He studied Architecture + Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and is now a professor at his alma mater. Together with Jan Němeček, he founded the Olgoj Chorchoj studio in 1990, which focuses on architecture and product design. From the very beginning, the studio's work has had a very broad scope, ranging from light ready-made objects, glass vases, porcelain sets and titanium jewellery to architectural realisations. Since 1999, they have been running the product design studio at VŠUP together. Olgoj Chorchoj Studio has exhibited at the Moss Gallery and Radio House Gallery in New York, the Vessel Gallery in London, and regularly at Milan Design Week. They cooperate with companies such as Bomma, Lasvit, Moser, Ton, and most of their current projects focus on architecture, reconstruction and public space. They are the authors of urban furniture for Prague, and are currently working for Bohematic.

In 2009 she received her Art.D. degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava. Her dissertation focused on digital sculpture. She studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava and also studied and worked at the Johnson Atelier - Technical Institute of Sculpture, New Jersey, where she gained experience in digital fabrication. As an artist, she looks at the potential of digital sculpture to challenge the traditional understanding of sculpture as a physical object in material form. Her work has been presented internationally. In 2021 she was a member of the jury of the 6th. International Digital Sculpture Competition, organized by the Paris-based institution ARS MATHEMATICA. Currently, she is also the head of the Graphic Design and Multimedia Studio at the Faculty of Informatics of Masaryk University in Brno.

She graduated from the Faculty of Art and Architecture of the Technical University in Liberec. Together with her partner Martin Hejl, she founded Kolmo studio, which designs exhibitions and multimedia installations. For example, for the National Museum they prepared the exhibition Corridor of Time in the newly created underground corridor between the old and new buildings of the National Museum. As part of the multimedia studio Loom on the Moon, they produce animations for Czech Television and other media.