What is Promised Land Art Festival?
United in Art
Promised Land Art Festival is a celebration of digital and traditional art that unites creative industry professionals from all over the world.
industry-acclaimed artists
Jakub Bogacki is a huge Unreal Engine enthusiast who constantly discovers new ways to use the tool.
Marek is a graduate of the Katowice Academy of Fine Arts’ Faculty of Design. He joined Platige Image in 2015 as CG Supervisor and in 2021 took over the Head of CG in the Commercial Department.
Zoltán is a graduate of the VIA University College's Faculty of ICT Engineering. He's been working to broaden his skills through a variety of projects, such as AR, VR, cinematics, virtual production...
Pablo Carpio is a Concept Artist and Art Director from Spain. He is working as a freelance artist for companies such as Pixar, Marvel Studios, Ubisoft, Riot Games, and others.
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Promised Land Art Festival plays host to dozens of activities, from painting and creative art workshops to talks, get-togethers, and more. Below you’ll find the evolving agenda for this year’s event. Over the next weeks and months, we’ll be unveiling more about everything we’ve got in store for you, so keep checking back regularly!
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Promised Land Art Festival is an event for professional artists of the creative industry created by CD PROJEKT RED in collaboration with EC1 Łódź and the city of Łódź itself. You can learn more about it on the dedicated “What is Promised Land Art Festival” section.
Łódź, Poland, is a cradle of creativity. The city has born many an artist, including Andrzej Sapkowski, the creator of The Witcher universe. It’s also been the first home of our studio, CD PROJEKT RED, and where the work on the first game of The Witcher series started. It’s a place that inspires, and EC1 Łódź as a location — a renovated and modernized former power plant — embodies it perfectly as a sprawling center of culture and science.
When it comes to hotels and places to stay in Łódź, there are plenty of great places to choose from. That said, three hotels will be offering a 15% discount to all PLAF attendees:
To get the discount, make sure to mention the "PLAF24" promo code when making a reservation via e-mail or phone.
Depending on the means of transportation you use to get to Łódź, there are several ways to travel to the venue, with catching a taxi, tram, or bus being the most convenient if you’re not arriving by car.
The venue address is: EC1, Targowa 1/3 street, Łódź.
Once you’ve arrived at the address, the easiest way to access the main building complex will be from Tuwima street or Wojciecha J. Hasa street.
There is a parking lot available near the venue, located at Dowborczyków 7 street. The password for entering the parking lot is “Promised Land”. Keep in mind that the number of available parking spaces is limited.