“Spaces of Perebor: Echoes of Tradition, Rhythm of the Future” is a project inspired by the traditional perebor weaving pattern from the Bug River region in northeastern Lublin Province. Characterized by rhythmic arrangements of diamonds and X-shapes, this historic motif becomes the starting point for artistic reinterpretation and contemporary transformation.
At the heart of the exhibition is the sculpture Spatial Perebor — a three-dimensional composition made of transparent cubes, within which red and navy modules are embedded. A mirror placed beneath reflects the structure, creating an infinite, pulsating rhythm — a spatial record of tradition.
The same pattern is expanded in futuristic garments, made of linen and recycled yarn, merging weaving precision with the principles of sustainable design.
Completing the exhibition is a film and animation displayed on the facade of the Polish Pavilion — a moving story about passing down the pattern, memory, connection, and time that flows like a weaver’s shuttle.
The project was commissioned by the Museum of the Lublin Countryside, promoting the Lublin Region as part of EXPO Osaka 2025, and is presented in the Polish Pavilion.