On October 11–12, Lviv will host the national design conference “Dizarium” — the largest design event of the year, bringing together the Ukrainian and international creative community for the third time. Suspilne Ukraine is the media partner of the event, which takes place within the framework of the “Lviv — European Youth Capital 2025” program.
This year’s Dizarium theme is “Identities.” The plural form reflects the idea that every person is more than their profession. Among designers are soldiers, volunteers, teachers, parents, artists, and students. Together, these roles shape the modern cultural and professional face of Ukrainian design. That’s why the Dizarium program embraces topics that reveal design in its full spectrum — as a profession, a community, and a cultural phenomenon.
Over two days, the event will feature more than thirty sessions — lectures, presentations, workshops, talks, discussions, and design battles — exploring how design impacts business, education, culture, and society. The full schedule and list of topics are available on the event website.
New formats this year include “Ironic Conversations: Something Went Wrong,” where professionals will share personal stories about failed projects that became valuable experiences; a series of practical workshops; and a morning workout hosted by one of the participating teams.
Dizarium will take place in both offline and online formats, with three stages streamed live. Participation is free with prior registration.
The event is organized as part of the “Lviv — European Youth Capital 2025” program in cooperation with the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine and the Lviv City Council.
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