It is a photographic and graphic project, which included research on architecture within a radius of 1 km around my family home located in a small Polish town.
I was particularly interested in the phenomenon of building new houses instead of renovating the old ones, which more and more often stand unused and empty – which is an effect of some stigma or aesthetic failure related to buildings erected in the 1960s (in spite of the fact that the number of inhabitants of small towns usually decreases). On the other hand, the project humorously shows the similarity of styles that were valued in such different ways.
It is a photographic and graphic project, which included research on architecture within a radius of 1 km around my family home located in a small Polish town.
I was particularly interested in the phenomenon of building new houses instead of renovating the old ones, which more and more often stand unused and empty – which is an effect of some stigma or aesthetic failure related to buildings erected in the 1960s (in spite of the fact that the number of inhabitants of small towns usually decreases). On the other hand, the project humorously shows the similarity of styles that were valued in such different ways.
It is a photographic and graphic project, which included research on architecture within a radius of 1 km around my family home located in a small Polish town.
I was particularly interested in the phenomenon of building new houses instead of renovating the old ones, which more and more often stand unused and empty – which is an effect of some stigma or aesthetic failure related to buildings erected in the 1960s (in spite of the fact that the number of inhabitants of small towns usually decreases). On the other hand, the project humorously shows the similarity of styles that were valued in such different ways.
It is a photographic and graphic project, which included research on architecture within a radius of 1 km around my family home located in a small Polish town.
I was particularly interested in the phenomenon of building new houses instead of renovating the old ones, which more and more often stand unused and empty – which is an effect of some stigma or aesthetic failure related to buildings erected in the 1960s (in spite of the fact that the number of inhabitants of small towns usually decreases). On the other hand, the project humorously shows the similarity of styles that were valued in such different ways.
It is a photographic and graphic project, which included research on architecture within a radius of 1 km around my family home located in a small Polish town.
I was particularly interested in the phenomenon of building new houses instead of renovating the old ones, which more and more often stand unused and empty – which is an effect of some stigma or aesthetic failure related to buildings erected in the 1960s (in spite of the fact that the number of inhabitants of small towns usually decreases). On the other hand, the project humorously shows the similarity of styles that were valued in such different ways.
It is a photographic and graphic project, which included research on architecture within a radius of 1 km around my family home located in a small Polish town.
I was particularly interested in the phenomenon of building new houses instead of renovating the old ones, which more and more often stand unused and empty – which is an effect of some stigma or aesthetic failure related to buildings erected in the 1960s (in spite of the fact that the number of inhabitants of small towns usually decreases). On the other hand, the project humorously shows the similarity of styles that were valued in such different ways.
The video is a paradocumental reflection on the presence of non-human creatures in our everyday life. Using scoby, I create fictitious creatures that, when encountered near dustbins in the morning, raise questions about the human need to conquer everything that is left to its own devices, and remind us about inter-species connections and relationships, far from romantic visions of nature, speaking of connection, loss and death through tissues.
