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17-25 October 2026

This project is now archived and was part of DDW24

Event type

Exhibition

Holos by Marieta Tedenac
Holos by Marieta Tedenac
Tomas Slavik
Light Echoes by Marieta Tedenac at Schellens Fabriek explores light as a medium that carries and preserves information through time. Featuring holograms and stereolithographic objects, the collection highlights how light can shape both tangible and ethereal forms, becoming a material itself.

Recorded by Light

The holographic stained glass piece, Holos, depicts a fictional plant cycle generated by computer algorithms rooted in real botanical principles. These plant holograms emerge under a spotlight, creating a lifelike illusion. Inspired by the Biblical third day of creation, Holos symbolizes the genesis of plants, seeds, and fruits. By directing laser beams through photopolymer-coated flat glass, a holographic image is formed from the interference of light reflecting off a real object. This dance of opposing light waves creates the illusion of a three-dimensional flower, once present behind the glass. Through her work Marieta Tedenac explores timeless connections between light, time, technology, and perception. Her exhibition, Light Echoes, showcases light as a medium that transcends time.
AI Generated Flower
AI Generated Flower
Marieta Tedenac
Holos by Marieta Tedenac
Holos by Marieta Tedenac
Tomas Slavik
Holos Detail by Marieta Tedenac
Holos Detail by Marieta Tedenac
Marieta Tedenacová

About Marieta Tedenac

Marieta Tedenac is a Czech-French designer whose work bridges the worlds of art and design. She blends traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technologies, often integrating scientific techniques that are rarely applied in design. Known for her innovative use of glass and transparent materials, her fascination with optics and natural phenomena is a defining element of her creative practice.

Colofon

Technical support Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at CTU in Prague, CZ
Sponsor Academy of Art, Architecture and Design in Prague, CZ
Technical support Faculty of Fine Arts at Brno University of Technology