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Echa Istnienia: ‘Whispers of Being’@Stacja Dom Polski

A collective exhibition showcasing three female artists invites viewers to explore their unique mediums. Their works offer a deep commentary on human existence interwind with nature, celebrating its fragility and transience.

Sunday, 23th March 2025, Opening: 5pm, Stacja Dom Polski, Bedford

The exhibition presents a variety of tehniques and media by three talented Polish female artists who explore the subject of existence and its relationship with nature in their creative work. Each artist brings a unique style and technique to the exhibition, which makes this event extremely intruiging.

This special event offers a rare opportunity to discover the works of Anna Lacina, Joanna Fijalkowska and Ani Pawlik and reflect on the essence of existence through artistic expression.

EXHIBITIONS:

*Group art exhibition ” ECHA  ISTNIENIA: WHISPERS OF BEING”

* Solo exhibition, this October, Thames-side studios, London

More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1132333298528157

NEW WEBSITE: www.aniapawlik.co

SITE PROJECT: Gallery on Wheels

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