Lesław Tetla

Lesław Tetla is an Associate Professor and Vice-Rector for Education and Student Affairs at the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice. His work bridges academic leadership with innovative design research, focusing on wayfinding systems, visual communication, and multimedia integration. Key projects include the award-winning visual information system for the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra and the international Insects Project addressing diacritic design challenges in Central Europe. He leads research in architectural signage, cultural heritage preservation, and digital typography, collaborating with institutions like Beijing University of Technology and the Gutenberg Museum in Mainz. Tetla's interdisciplinary approach merges practical design solutions with theoretical research, influencing both academic curricula and industry standards.

• Leading roles: Vice-Rector overseeing educational strategy and student affairs
• Key institutions: Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, Silesian Porcelain Factory, Marshal’s Office of Śląskie Region

Research interests emphasize human-centered design in complex environments, including ambulance interior ergonomics, color theory applications in regional identity, and volumetric filmmaking. His work has been recognized with European awards and showcased globally through exhibitions and conferences.

Awards highlight contributions to visual communication, typography, and cultural preservation. Ongoing projects include optimizing ambulance medical supply organization and developing Silesia-centric color palettes for regional branding.