Barbara
Niestrawska

Faculty of Stage Design

second-cycle studies, 1st year

‘Study of paper’

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Title of work
‘Study of paper’
Studio
Drawing and Colour Studio
Head of the studio
prof. Elżbieta Banecka, as. dr Anna Jędrzejec
Technique
own technique
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Description

‘Portrait of a sister’

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Title of work
‘Portrait of a sister’
Studio
Sculpture. Spatial forms
Head of the studio
dr hab. Boris Schwencke
Technique
sculpture in clay
Dimensions
Description

Fragment of BA diploma: ‘Space and costume design for A. Honegger’s oratorio ‘Joan of Arc at the Stake’

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Title of work
Fragment of BA diploma: ‘Space and costume design for A. Honegger’s oratorio ‘Joan of Arc at the Stake’
Studio
Costume Design Studio 
Head of the studio
Promotor: prof. Dorota Kołodyńska, asystent mgr Aleksandra Reda
Technique
Dimensions
Description
The design is an attempt to reflect upon the contemporary stage potential of oratorio as a musical form. The author seeks the multidimensionality of the message, drawing inspiration from allegorical medieval mystery plays and the hieratic of altar painting as well as modern art.

‘Artistic-literary café, Kraków, the turn of the 20th century’

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Title of work
‘Artistic-literary café, Kraków, the turn of the 20th century’
Studio
History of Material Culture and Customs Studio
Head of the studio
prof. Ewa Braun
Technique
Dimensions
Description
Space visualisations and costume designs

Costume design for Oscar Wilde’s tale ‘The Birthday of the Infanta’

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Title of work
Costume design for Oscar Wilde’s tale ‘The Birthday of the Infanta’
Studio
Costume Design Studio 
Head of the studio
prof. Dorota Kołodyńska, asystent mgr Aleksandra Reda
Technique
experimental techniques
Dimensions
Description
The author looks for an answer by building her stage world in the poetics of collage constructed, among others, of elements of individual experiments with graphic linocut and monotype techniques and experiments with attempts to move them onto textile.

Proposal of a contemporary costume interpretation of the vaudeville ‘A Supposed Miracle, or Cracovians and Highlanders’ by J. Stefani and W. Bogusławski

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Title of work
Proposal of a contemporary costume interpretation of the vaudeville ‘A Supposed Miracle, or Cracovians and Highlanders’ by J. Stefani and W. Bogusławski
Studio
Costume Design Studio 
Head of the studio
prof. Dorota Kołodyńska, asystent mgr Aleksandra Reda
Technique
experimental techniques
Dimensions
Description
The author seeks the contemporary visual narrative of a classic comic opera in references to film and comic strip conventions, using both elements of contemporary street garments and costume fragments of her own design.
Łukasz
Misztal Dominika
Nikiel