Polish Institute New Delhi, in collaboration with the Anant Art Gallery, is pleased to present I SEE YOU, a photography exhibition by Polish cinematographer Artur Żurawski.

Internationally acclaimed for his work on films such as Mardaani, Sultan, and Bhoomi, Żurawski began his artistic journey through photography, a practice he has continued alongside his career in cinematography. Created during film productions across Europe and Asia, the exhibition brings together black-and-white portraits of directors, actors, crew members, and local collaborators, revealing the invisible community behind every finished film and celebrating the human connections that make cinema possible.

I SEE YOU is an acknowledgment. It says: I recognise you. I am present with you. You are not passing unnoticed.

Artur Żurawski (b. 1972, Szczecin, Poland) is a Polish cinematographer and visual artist based in Warsaw. A graduate of the Polish National Film School in Łódź (2000), he is a member of the Polish Society of Cinematographers (PSC) and the Polish Filmmakers Association. His career spans features, television, documentaries, and international co-productions across Europe and Asia. Beginning in photography as a teen, Żurawski entered the film industry in 1995. He maintains an ongoing daily photography practice, notably “Project Z” (started in 2001). His diverse cinematography credits include internationally acclaimed feature films such as Mardaani (2014), Sultan (2016), Bhoomi (2017), Lokatorka (2021), Where Would You Like to Go? (2023), Idź pod prąd (2024), and Mardaani 3 (2026). His honours include Filmfare Award nominations for Mardaani and Golden Lion recognition at the Polish Film Festival for Idź pod prąd. Alongside his camera work, Żurawski has mentored at institutions like the Asian Film Academy and AMA Film Academy, and evaluates cinematic restoration for the Polish Film Institute. He is celebrated for merging strong visual compositions with an instinctive, character-driven narrative approach.