13—16/01/2025
objects
Integration
Michalina Bigaj, Magdalena Lazar, Ola Nenko
- Three women sculptors transform the space of the Ujazdowski Castle into a welding workshop. They walk, measure, and connect, focusing on practical activities. They talk to staff members about what they lack in their workplace: from a newspaper shelf to a toilet paper stand. The artists negotiate and make decisions about where and why to place a utilitarian metalwork object: art captured in a brush stand.
- “We want the artistic objects we create to be used outside the main exhibition spaces – in offices, corridors, and social rooms. We are a service point for art workers, because they are usually the ones who serve us by organizing our exhibitions,” declare Magdalena Lazar, Michalina Bigaj, and Aleksandra Nenko.
- Michalina Bigaj
- is an artist is interested in the relationship between nature and man. In her projects, she explores moments in which the experience of contact with nature takes on an oppressive character.
- Magdalena Lazar
- draws in her work on real, although improbable events that challenge rigid structures.
- Aleksandra Nenko
- is an author of sculptures and scenographic installations. She examines the relations between object, space, and the recipient, frequently embracing symbolic form to establish a dialogue.
