"A Few Sighs" is an exhibition about those moments that appear suddenly and stay with us for a long time—the light streaming into a room, a gaze held a second too long, colors and emotions.
Three artists come together here in a shared sensitivity to atmosphere and detail, though each speaks her own language. Kamila Cellary creates soft, intuitive, and light-filled paintings, balancing between serenity and subtle movement. It's the pure joy of creation that lifts the viewer above the ground, allowing them to momentarily forget about gravity. Natalia Fundowicz works with the intensity of color and feminine energy—her painting is vibrant, bold, and deeply emotional. She creates nudes that record a woman's presence in a world that tries to define her, from which she escapes into understatement. Anna Pleń brings to the exhibition a freshness and tenderness toward nature, in which she sees the ideal of life. Inspired by Art Nouveau aesthetics, the poetry of Rupi Kaur, and the concept of "experienced beauty," she paints plants and fruits as symbols of feminine strength and continued blossoming despite hardship.
"A Few Sighs" is not an attempt to encapsulate a single story. Rather, it is a collection of brief states and impressions—delicate, sensual, sometimes playful, sometimes melancholic. The exhibition explores femininity, intimacy, and the pleasure of looking; how images can capture something fleeting, even if only for a moment.
Group exhibition "A Few Sighs", 9.07-22.07.2026,Warsaw
I would like to thank Ms. Sylwia Paszkowska for hosting us on Radio Kraków during the "Before the Hejnałem" broadcast, where, together with Zofia Hyjek and Anna Kaseja, I had the pleasure of talking about our exhibition.
->Here You can listen the broadcast
The collective exhibition entitled “A Strong, Lasting Marriage” presents the works of five artists: Natalia Fundowicz, Zofia Hyjek, Anna Kaseja, Natalia Legutko and Paulina Niemczyk. Ten years ago, the same group had the opportunity to present their works at the Norwid Culture Centre. At that time, they were connected by a student bond, as they had both graduated in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków. Over time, however, life took over – moving, families, work and lack of time drove them apart, almost like in a “real marriage”.
We call the ten-year marriage anniversary a tin anniversary, symbolising a “strong, lasting marriage”. Although the artists were once closely connected, their paths have now diverged. The exhibition aims to bring their work closer together again – each artist will present her current works, very diverse, from Paulina Niemczyk’s abstraction to Zofia Hyjek’s surrealism. Despite the passage of time, art still plays an important role in their lives.
The exhibition can be viewed from 25 October to 27 November 2024.
Group exhibition, 25.10-27.11.2024, Krakow
HERSTORY PROJECT
My solo exhibition, 26.01-1.02.2024, Warsaw
On January 27, I am pleased to invite you to the opening of my individual exhibition from the series "Closer to Art: Fleetingness" at Desa Unicum. Young Art, at ul. Piękna 1a in Warsaw.
The event will last from January 26 to February 1, and on Saturday, January 27, at 1 p.m. there will be a meeting with me, during which I will show you around the exhibition and you will be able to talk about whatever you want.
The work for the Herstory project was created very naturally, as it fits perfectly both aesthetically and thematically into the art I have been creating for years. I am most often inspired by silhouettes of women from old photographs and everything associated with femininity. I see strength, determination, extraordinary sensitivity, beauty, movement, life in them. I mainly present them in the form of an act, because there I find the forms I need to express them most fully. I could easily be inspired by almost any of the selected heroines, but I chose Maria Kwaśniewska, whose herstory was extremely impressive. She achieved a lot professionally, was a very talented athlete, and later devoted her life to helping people during the war. She returned to a country that was occupied and showed great courage. I wanted to present the figure of Maria Kwaśniewska in a nude form that is close to my heart, but in a narrow, almost monochromatic range of colors that brought to mind old photos. The pose is proud and brave, like a monument that all Herstory heroines deserve.
- Herstory is a project that we at HISTORY Channel are extremely proud of. His activities cover a very wide spectrum. Through a campaign on our TV channels, a special website, and activity in social media. We have just released podcasts in which Anna Tatarska talks to her guests about the role of women in various fields. We have published free lesson plans for teachers prepared by experts. We also have a unique exhibition and charity auction at DESA Unicum, during which there will be an auction of extraordinary works inspired by our heroines and created by excellent artists - says Izabella Wiley, vice president and general director of A+E Networks CEE.
Herstory is a project created by HISTORY television, which tells the stories of inspiring women - from codec creators, through anthropologists, to secret agents. We will learn about outstanding Polish women through podcasts, works of art and a unique charity auction, as well as other events planned as part of Herstory. The project is implemented by HISTORY Channel in cooperation with the Women's History Museum Foundation, DESA Unicum Auction House, Empik, Clear Channel and the Agora Group.
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