Świdnica

Teresa Radek

Robert Kukla

<div>During World War II, a social activist threatened life against the fascist regime of extermination, saving the lives of innocent beings - she organized and participated in secretly moving children through the ghetto gate, making appropriate documents for them, and in looking for guardians and hiding children. For her merits Irena Sendlerowa was honored in 1965 with the medal of the Righteous Among the Nations, in 2003 - the Order of the White Eagle, while in 2007 - the Order of the Smile.</div>

Irena Sendlerowa

<div>At the top of the new mural, created in shades of brown, there is a beautiful panorama of Świdnica. The paintings also highlight the initiatives of the association, such as Christmas Charity Concerts, the program "Logged in", which is the heart of the project "Stay with us - the city and district of Świdnica", as well as competitions "Become a virtuoso" or historical. The author also mentioned prizes awarded by the Świdnica organization - including the "Diamond of Freedom", the SPIKS Statuettes and the "Eternal Pen".</div>

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<div>The mural depicts a scene from the film "The Kid" filmed in 1921, in which Charlie Chaplin played the main role. - The only difference is that Chaplin and his companion rest after painting a creature characteristic for global graffiti, the originator of which is the Canadian artist Asstro</div>

Otecki

Sowa

<div>This time the artist painted a jazzman, Tomasz Stańko. Choosing this music is not accidental. This year is the 25th anniversary of organizing the city of Świdnica Jazz Nights for the first time.</div>

Tomasz Stańko

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>A mural dedicated to Urszula Kozłowska, a writer from Świdnica, 
the author of several hundred fairy tales for children, who passed away in 2018, 
was painted on the wall of the building at Siarzana Street. Her memory was honored 
by the Municipal Public Library. Cyprian Kamil Norwid in Świdnica</pre><div>&nbsp;</div>

Julian Nowicki

<div>Maria Kunic was an extraordinary woman who was ahead of her time, spoke as many as seven languages, had extensive knowledge in the field of medicine and pharmacy, but it was mathematics and astronomy that became her greatest passion. Nicolaus Copernicus was her great authority, and the work "Urania Propitia" was created thanks to the observation of stars on the roof of one of the tenement houses in Świdnica and brought her worldwide fame.</div>

Urania Propitia

<div>The mural presents cyclists associated with Świdnica.&nbsp;<br>Rafał Majka is one of the best Polish road cyclists, a winner of the Tour de Pologne in 2014. He is a graduate of the School of Sports Championship in Świdnica. Józef Beker is one of the most talented road cyclists of the 1960s. He won the Tour de Pologne in 1965.</div>

<div>September 2021 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Stanisław Lem - the most prominent representative of Polish fantasy and one of the most widely read science fiction writers in the world. His novels and short stories, belonging to the canon of world literature, have been translated into over forty languages and have been published - so far - in a circulation of 30 million copies</div>

Stanisław Lem

<div>Mural on the fence of the music school.</div>

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Joanna Girej, also known as Pani Nożownik, was a graduate of the School of Visual Advertising 
at the ZSE in Świdnica. She debuted in 2008. She died on January 4, 2015 at the age of only 25.
 Despite her young age, she has been permanently remembered by the local artistic and musical
 community.</pre><div>&nbsp;</div>

<div>The mural was created on the wall of the building at ul. Niepodległości 7, however, it can be viewed from Spółdzielcza street.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>The choice of Andrzej Wajda, the Polish director and Oscar winner, as the hero of the next mural was not accidental. The work is associated with the Spektrum Film Festival taking place in Świdnica for several years. This year's edition will be devoted to the director. What's more, this year is 20 years since the premiere of "Panna Nobody" directed by Andrzej Wajda, which took place in Świdnica. "Miss Nobody" is a novel by Tomasz Hryzna from Świdnica, the story of fifteen-year-old Marysia, who is manipulated by two of her friends.</div>

Andrzej Wajda

Luca Zamoc

<div>The legendary creature was brought back to life thanks to an Italian artist who came to Świdnica for a unique artistic residency. Luca Zamoc, a visual artist from Modena, together with Wojciech Kołacz, or Otecki - a talented muralist from Wrocław, prepared a new mural on the wall of one of the tenements at Teatralna street.</div>

Gryf

Various Artists

<div>Mural commemorating the Warsaw Uprising</div>

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<div>Mural on the building of the sports club in the park.</div>

<div>On the wall at Siostrzana Street, a mural was created encouraging registration in the base of bone marrow donors of the DKMS Foundation. The graphic shows multi-colored wings and is part of the DKMS and NOIZZ Foundation's social campaign "It's #inspiredfeeling to save someone's life".</div>

"Każdy z nas ma niewidzialne skrzydła"

Bach Festival

Festiwal Teatru Otwartego

Bolko II Świdnicki

Seikon

<div>The mural was created thanks to cooperation with the Świdnica Cultural Center, it perfectly refers to the surroundings. The colors and layout of the geometric figures immediately evoke the immediate vicinity of the indoor pool with a blue sheet.</div>

Aleksander Borto

<div>The project is unique on a national scale. Aleksander Borto invited the inhabitants of Świdnica to be the first to leave their posterity behind - a gypsum face cast.&nbsp;<br>Courtyard at Długa 33, entrance from Klasztorna street</div>

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