The 'Bubbles Without Borders' Exhibition at the Zittau Town Hall

Since its opening on March 11th, our exhibition "Blasen ohne Grenzen – Bubbles Without Borders" has been displayed on the second floor of the Zittau Town Hall, where the mayor's office is also located. The exhibition will conclude on Monday, March 31st, so this is your last chance to visit. It is an ideal opportunity to combine a visit with a tour of Zittau's beautiful historic center.

The Zittau exhibition marks the end of our first traveling exhibition. It showcases works created during two "Bubble Painting" workshops we organized last year for children from the Lessing Elementary School in Zittau. It is fascinating to compare these children's works with the images created by artificial intelligence, trained on their drawings. The exhibition also features a multimedia presentation that displays the involved institutions - TUL, TUC, Lessing Elementary School, the cities of Liberec and Chemnitz, and the Interreg Czech-Saxony program. You will see photographs from the workshops that burst with the joy and energy of the children, and our roll-up banner providing information about the InterBridge project.

Other media, both in Czech and German, have reported on our exhibition. These include our university magazine TUNI, the Zittau city information online magazine Zittauer Anzeiger, and LandesEcho, a German-language magazine published in the Czech Republic focusing on Czech-German cultural and social exchange.

We thank the city of Zittau for the opportunity to organize this exhibition and all participants for their invaluable help and cooperation. Special thanks go to the children and teachers of the Lessing Elementary School and our art consultants Jan and Lukáš, who installed the exhibition.

We are already preparing for our next collective traveling exhibition, planned for this year. It will focus on 3D printing and crystals and will complement a futuristically designed clothing collection being prepared by colleagues from the Department of Design at the Faculty of Textiles, TUL.

Hana Křížová