Dates: 20 May – 31 December 2025, Various locations across London

Curated Connections: Polish Design Across London initiated by On&On Designs, is a three-part series of curated presentations produced with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, the Polish Cultural Institute in London and the Let’s Art Foundation. 

Curated Connections will feature three events: Chapter1, Chapter 2, and Chapter 3. Read more about each of them below:

Chapter 1 unfolds at the Moroso Showroom during Clerkenwell Design Week, where contemporary Polish designers present work that blends bold experimentation with refined artisanal skill. 

Featured Designers: 

UAU Project (Justyna Fałdzińska & Miłosz Dąbrowski) – 3D-printed objects bridging playfulness and technology

Agnieszka Bar – Delicate, tactile glass design with an emotional edge

Malwina Konopacka – Iconic ceramics infused with colour and character

Zieta Studio (Oskar Zięta) – Sculptural forms engineered with precision and innovation

Location: Moroso Ltd, 7-15 Rosebery Avenue, EC1R 4SP London 

Showroom opening hours:
Mon – Thu 9am to 5pm
Fri 9am to 1pm – PM by appointment only
Sat – Sun closed

These design activities are co-produced with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, the Polish Cultural Institute in London, Let’s Art Foundation, and On & On Designs, as part of the UK/Poland Season 2025, organised in collaboration with the British Council.

Highlight Event during the Clerkenwell Design Week (20-22 May 2025):

‘Living in Colour’ Talk on the 20th of May 2025 at 6pm
Join Justyna Fałdzińska, Giulia Zanellato, and Laura Perryman in conversation, moderated by Pip Rich, Executive Editor of Livingetc. Together, they’ll explore how material, mood, and meaning intersect in the language of colour.

Location: Moroso Ltd
7-15 Rosebery Avenue
EC1R 4SP London

More info: HERE

CURATED•CONNECTIONS CHAPTER 2: SECOND SKIN
Mint Gallery | 13–21 September 2025 | London Design Festival

This exhibition explores how experimentation and unconventional processes are reshaping contemporary design. As part of the Curated Connections series, “Formsophy”represents the innovative spirit of Polish design during the UK/Poland Season 2025, engaging with global conversations while staying rooted in unique perspectives and traditions.

Formsophy, the artistic practice of Alicja Prussakowska and Jakub Kijowski*, is driven by a deep fascination with textures, materials, and the stories they tell. Their work blends traditional and experimental techniques, creating sculptural objects that balance raw, primeval aesthetics with meticulous detail. For Formsophy, the casting process is as vital as the final piece—each object is a narrative, a second skin that connects us to the essence of material and form.

At Second Skin, Formsophy invites you to experience design as an intimate, transformative journey.

13 September – 9 November 2025
3–5 Duke Street, London W1U 3ED
Daily 10:30 am – 6:30 pm

More info here: Mint – Second Skin

CURATED•CONNECTIONS CHAPTER 3: DEFORMATION STUDY

Opening: Thursday 30 October 18.30–21:00

Press preview: 5.30 – 6.30 pm
Panel Discussion: 7 – 7.45 pm
Reception follows until 9pm  
Exhibition dates 30 October – 29 November, Mon – Sat, 10-6 pm

HENGE Showroom, 254 Brompton Rd, London SW3 2AS
For the Opening, please RSVP to info@onandondesigns.com

Presenting visionary ceramicist Monika Patuszyńska as part of the UK /Poland Season 2025.

Celebrating the intersection of craft and material intelligence Deformation Study opens on 30 October at Henge London. The evening features Monika Patuszyńska ‘In Conversation With’ Grant Gibson, co-founder of Material Matters, followed by an opening reception set among the exhibition, which remains on view until 29 November. 

Monika Patuszyńska, explorer of abandoned spaces and untried paths, member of the International Academy of Ceramics (AIC/IAC). In 1999 she graduated from the Faculty of Ceramics and Glass at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław. She was the last designer at the Zakłady Porcelitu Stołowego Pruszków (Pruszków Table China Factory) and the last president of the International Ceramics Symposium “Porcelain Another Way”. Between 2014 and 2016 she held the position of the Artistic Director at the Institute of Design in Kielce. Thanks to cooperation with the New York office of the architect Peter Marino, her works can be found in the Maison Guerlain salon in Paris, the Chanel in Singapore or the famous Tiffany’s boutique in New York.

Addicted to porcelain. Fascinated by the passage of time and everything that comes with it.

Patuszyńska is internationally recognised for her radical approach to porcelain. Her practice involves smashing and reassembling discarded moulds, intentionally preserving cracks and seams to create dynamic, thought-provoking forms. In this intimate conversation, she shares how these broken moulds become bold statements of existence.