🇺🇦 Today the whole Ukraine celebrates the World Vyshyvanka Day! Our KPI campus has also blossomed with bright patterns! Students, teachers, staff - everyone shares their joy and pride in the traditions that have not lost their relevance for hundreds of years.
🌺 The Ukrainian-Japanese Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute opened an author's exhibition of works “In love with oshibana” - the ancient art of samurai who found peace in unity with nature between battles, collecting flowers and creating elegant compositions.
A year ago, Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute hosted the finalists of the Educational Ambassadors of the Kyiv Junior Academy of Sciences competition. Maria Gupalenko was among the bright, outstanding girls who presented their research achievements and demonstrated their intellectual and creative abilities.
At the exhibition of Japanese textile techniques "East Wind", which was opened on March 5 at the Ukrainian-Japanese Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, visitors can see products that show that Ukrainian craftswomen are fluent in the technique of creating embroidered patter
The Department of Rare and Valuable Documents of the H. Denysenko National Library of Ukraine has received an exclusive gift - a beautiful embroidered towel from a respected friend of the library who wished to remain incognito to the general public.
Despite the war, artistic life at the university continues - an exhibition of works in the genre of decorative and applied art "The Beauty of Spiritual Unity" ("Donbas Wreckage") was held in the Grigory Sinytsia KPI Art Gallery.
Using only steel wire, KPI students created unique sensual compositions of couples in love, which now adorn the 23rd building. The author of the sculptures, Serhii Minakov, associate professor of the E.O. Paton Institute of Mechanical Engineering, united them under the title "Feelings".
Once I read that it is better to watch the sculpture in the evening or at night, preferably by candlelight, but it is also possible with a half-light of flashlights.
Everyone who wanted to learned to work with plaster. They made 30 figures, which artist Katya will paint with children then.
On March 3, 2021, the Ukraine-Japan Center of the NTUU “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” supported by the Ukrainian Quilter's Association held an exhibition “East Wind”.
