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Digital Cycle of Cultural Motifs

Cultural motifs from Slovakia and Türkiye in digital dialogue.

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In 2025, CEREHIS is implementing the Erasmus+ project S2024-2-TR01-KA210-ADU-000293839 – Digital Cycle of Cultural Motifs together with Artvin Public Education Center (Artvin Halk Egitimi Merkezi).

The project aims to revitalise and share cultural heritage through digital outputs and international knowledge exchange. It develops innovative ways of presenting traditional crafts, motifs and cultural elements, making them accessible to a wider audience. Working with the Turkish partner, it introduces new approaches to traditional motifs and brings them to contemporary audiences through digital tools, workshops and exhibitions.

Some project activities take place in Slovakia. The planned programme is available in the attached PDF:

Košice Event Schedule-Digital Cycle

This stage was followed by collecting cultural motifs and inspiration gathered during workshops and through an open call for artists and creators. Participating artists gained an opportunity to present their work through the forthcoming web platform and digital gallery, enabling it to reach a wider international audience.

The collected materials formed the basis of an exhibition in which the Slovak CEREHIS team participated during project activities in Artvin, Türkiye, in late September and early October 2025. The five-day visit included professional meetings, creative workshops, and a workshop on digital marketing and the use of virtual reality (VR) in presenting art.The delegation also visited Artvin Public Education Center, led by Özkan Köse, and took part in the programme at the Provincial Directorate of National Education – Artvin, where they met director Fahri Acar.

The visit culminated in an exhibition of unique works created throughout the project. Each reflected the connection between tradition and digital art, demonstrating that cultural heritage can also be developed through modern technology.The exhibition also had a virtual version, which project supporters viewed online.

Photo gallery from the programme in Slovakia:


 


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