Peter Liška

Peter Liška is an Assistant Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava's Department of Visual Communication. He graduated from the same institution under Pavel Choma, specializing in graphic and exhibition design. His work emphasizes functional design intertwined with theoretical physics, ecology, and woodworking. Notable projects include the Forestry Museum's 'Wood Always Alive' (2015), the Andrej Kmeť Museum's 'Nature of the Turk' (2017), and the Slovak National Gallery's 'Useful Photography' (2018). He designed visual identities for Bratislava Design Week (2013–2016) and the Oskar Čepan Award since 2018.

• Education: Graduated from AFAD's Graphic Design program (2000–2006)
• Key Projects: 10+ exhibition designs across Slovakia and Czech Republic
• Contributions: Co-authored publications like New Red NC Studio and Cvernovka

Research interests include sustainable design, typography, and the intersection of art and science. His work often serves as a personal 'therapy' and tool for organizing complex ideas visually.