12/02/2026
Design Talks #02 in Warsaw 🎤✨:
Huge thanks for the perfectly organised event in Warsaw 🙌
The lecture within was a real pleasure — great production, focused audience, no chaos, just genuine interest in typography and design. This is how a design talk should feel.
Huge respect to the organisers and everyone behind this 👏
Made in Central Europe: “When the entire world is written in one script, what does it actually mean to be local?”
The talk, presented by , explored how typography of the late 20th century is usually interpreted through a Western lens, while Central Europe — with its rich but less visible heritage — remains on the margins.
How do we maintain local authenticity in a global visual culture without falling into nostalgia?
Type travels through time. What once was fashionable can gain new meaning today. The lecture focused on parallels between past and present, the thin line between inspiration and copying, and why it still isn’t “sexy” to admit that even a new font can grow from historical roots.
🎤 Greetings to all amazing speakers included:
📍 — Yevgeniy Anfalov (Kyiv Type Foundry)
📍 — Dominika Toboła (Neon Museum, Warsaw
📍 — Johannes Breyer (Dinamo Typefaces)
📍 .d.m — Kiel Danger Mutschelknaus
📍 — Liza Enebeis (Studio Dumbar)
📍 — Ben Wittner (Eps51)
📍 Radek Sidun (Briefcase Type Foundry)
Thank you, Warsaw.
Central Europe isn’t the periphery — it’s a source. ✊
Photos by Patryk Wisniewski and Lucie Kutalkova