Rondo Mirror photo: Weronika Trojanowska
On 14 May at 2:30 pm, Oskar Zięta will deliver an original presentation during this year’s edition of Impact’26 — one of the most important interdisciplinary business and technology events in Central and Eastern Europe.
Impact’26
13–14 May 2026
Poznań Congress Center
DAY 2 (14 May 2026, 14:30–14:50)
Oskar Zięta: “Metalmorphoses: Sculpture as a Process - Between Engineering and Emotion”
Impact’26
13–14 May 2026
Poznań Congress Center
DAY 2 (14 May 2026, 14:30–14:50)
Oskar Zięta: “Metalmorphoses: Sculpture as a Process - Between Engineering and Emotion”
Plopp photo: Migdał Studio, design: Dawid Konieczny
The founder of Zieta Studio will appear among the distinguished line-up of speakers for the 2026 edition, including Justin Trudeau, Daron Acemoğlu, Jeff Koons, and Olga Tokarczuk — figures representing diverse perspectives on the future of society, innovation, and culture.
Whispers Bench photo: Piet Albert Goethals
The interdisciplinary nature of Oskar Zięta’s work naturally aligns with the spirit of the event, which transcends the boundaries between disciplines and creates a platform for dialogue between technology, art, business, and architecture. Earlier this year, Zięta explored this intersection during the European Economic Congress — now it is time for Impact.
Whispers Bench photo: Piet Albert Goethals
Tafla O Mirror photo: Photo: Yestersen, Pion Studio
As a designer, entrepreneur, architect, and visionary, Zięta will lead the session entitled “Metalmorphoses. Sculpture as Process: Between Engineering and Emotion”, during which participants will have the opportunity to witness a live FiDU deformation performance. It will be a presentation about responsibility, ultra-lightness, and a future tailored from metal.
The presence of Oskar Zięta and his metal objects will be visible across every dimension of the designer’s practice — from design and art to new mobility. All presented in the form of manifestos of FiDU technology — a process enabling the stabilisation of thin metal membranes through internal pressure.
Tafla O Mirror photo: Two Shots, Studio Pollina, Berlin
