1: Increasing interest and motivation for learning and professional development in the field of icon painting. 2: Introduction of new approaches in training to enhance the technical, artistic and life skills of future iconographers in line with the 21st century challenges. 3: Enhancing the capacity of the National School of Applied Arts in Tryavna to deliver high quality mobility projects and to create strong partnerships across Europe in the field of art and culture.
In today's world, preserving traditional European arts and crafts, such as the Tryavna icon-painting and wood-carving school from the Revival, is becoming increasingly clear. As well as the need to learn about and promote the common European cultural heritage. Hence why, the team of the National School of Applied Arts in Tryavna has identified the need of additional efforts to preserve and promote traditional Orthodox iconographic art in the era of digitalization and green transition.