Author Archives: jolanta

Lure of the Body is the continuation of my previous series, Vivid as Fruit. All the still objects, plants, and dead bodies are transformed from seafood that infuses my work with life. They seem to own soul and body. Yet, deformed by violence, these objects become dead after all. These dead objects have wounds, viruses, […]

In today’s (post) Society of the Spectacle, where a historical art approach has failed to process satisfactory reality and to generate dynamic forms of specific language, the need to question the status quo of the arts and the artist is essential. Attempting to understand the historical, cultural, and political context can lead to an awareness […]