Promised Land Art Festival is a dynamic event that brings together professionals from the film, gaming, and advertising industries. This unique festival serves as a platform for knowledge and experience exchange, networking opportunities, and bridging the gap between digital and traditional arts. With over 850 participants in 2022, Promised Land offers a wide range of activities.

These include hands-on workshops, informative talks and demos, portfolio reviews, Q&A sessions, and valuable networking opportunities. Participants can engage in 64 hours of thought-provoking lectures, discussion panels, and Meet the Artist sessions. There are also 36 hours of cutting-edge digital art workshops, masterclasses, and presentations, alongside 13 hours of clay sculpting workshops with world-renowned artists.

Additionally, professional models and artists lead 15 hours of live drawing sessions. Promised Land collaborates with esteemed names in the industry, such as Guerilla Games, Disney, Pixar Animation Studios, and CD PROJEKT RED. The festival is organized in collaboration with the city of Łódź, Poland, and the EC1 Łódź – City of Culture, with CD PROJEKT RED being a prominent studio in the Polish video game industry.

Embracing their renowned flagship titles like The Witcher series, GWENT: The Witcher Card Game, and the futuristic AAA game Cyberpunk 2077, CD PROJEKT RED also focuses on upcoming projects. The festival takes place at the iconic Łódź Power Plant, now known as EC1 Łódź – City of Culture, which also houses the National Centre for Film Culture, Łódź Film Commission, and Centre for Comics and Interactive Narration. Under the auspices of Łódź City Council, the Promised Land Festival is an integral part of the 600 years of Łódź and EC1 Łódź – The City of Culture promotional programs.

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