Author Archives: jolanta
Mirrored Beauty
I have regularly appeared in my work from my earliest photographic projects. In regards to this recurring theme art critics have a tendency to hold a view diametrically opposed to mine. I think that my self-portraits shouldn’t be judged separately, but as part of my whole practice. I enjoy posing in front of the camera; […]
The Land of the Living
On April 18th, 2009 I would turn 34; I live and work in Milan, Italy. In my pictures I deal with eroticism. I often perform my fantasies or situations from my imagination. The characters you find in my photos are imaginary. I do not make portraits; the models become actors of a personal fantasy. Having […]
Tipping the Scale
These drawings are derived from actual locations. When drawn, the image begins to operate as a screen or a membrane on which the view of a surrounding condenses and congeals. Here the picture plane acts to extend the delay within which sensations begin to take hold, prolonging the flicker between a moment before-ness and a […]
BAX
BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange—arts and artists in progress—is a multi-arts non-profit organizationThe aesthetic, charm and expressive BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange—arts and artists in progress—is a multi-arts non-profit organization in Park Slope, Brooklyn founded in 1991 (as the Gowanus Arts Exchange). Their mission is to provide a nurturing, year-round performance, rehearsal, and educational venue in Brooklyn […]
BAX
BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange—arts and artists in progress—is a multi-arts non-profit organizationThe aesthetic, charm and expressive BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange—arts and artists in progress—is a multi-arts non-profit organization in Park Slope, Brooklyn founded in 1991 (as the Gowanus Arts Exchange). Their mission is to provide a nurturing, year-round performance, rehearsal, and educational venue in Brooklyn […]
Ilsabé Von Dallwitz
The aesthetic, charm and expressive power of nature and architecture are the primary sources of my work. The aesthetic, charm and expressive power of nature and architecture are the primary sources of my work. In Digital art I have found the ideal medium for combining natural and artificial aspects, as well as elements of traditional […]
Ilsabé Von Dallwitz
The aesthetic, charm and expressive power of nature and architecture are the primary sources of my work. The aesthetic, charm and expressive power of nature and architecture are the primary sources of my work. In Digital art I have found the ideal medium for combining natural and artificial aspects, as well as elements of traditional […]
Across the Continents
The Third Mind: American Artists Contemplate Asia, 1860-1989 at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum traces how Asian art, literature, and philosophy were transmitted and transformed within American cultural and intellectual currents, influencing the articulation of new visual and conceptual languages. The exhibition explores how American art evolved through a process of appropriation and integration of Asian […]
No Invitation Required
On April 18th, 2009 I would turn 34; I live and work in Milan, Italy. In my pictures I deal with eroticism. I often perform my fantasies or situations from my imagination. The characters you find in my photos are imaginary. I do not make portraits; the models become actors of a personal fantasy. Having […]
The Craftsman’s Dowsing Rod
The catalogue for the last gallery show during the lifetime of well-known sculptor Lawrence Fane is especially interesting. A book he wrote, M.T./L.F.: A Sculptor’s Dialogue with Mariano Taccola, Fifteenth-Century Italian Artist-Engineer, details the evolution of inquiry, inspiration and methods that ground his Purifiers and related pieces shown recently at Zabriskie Gallery. Fane drew and […]
