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Julia Królikowska’s pop-up exhibition, HOST, showcases her latest paintings and folding-screen painting constructions within the historic interiors of Villa at 3 Wieniawskiego Street. This building, formerly housing the Institute of Hygiene and the Department of Microbiology, is soon set to become the new home of the Institute of Art History at Adam Mickiewicz University. Królikowska’s compositions, drawing inspiration from anatomy, botany, and the underwater realm, create fleshy, layered forms that seep through translucent chiffons and silks. When lit, her paintings seem to animate, changing and evolving as if revealing the inside of a body overgrown with coral.
Królikowska’s compositions evoke membranes, skin, muscle fibers, or fur — fleshy, haptic structures that stimulate a multisensory reception of the works. The color palette, ranging from flesh tones, through grays, to neon green, suggests the complexity of matter and its biologica…
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Julia Królikowska’s pop-up exhibition, HOST, showcases her latest paintings and folding-screen painting constructions within the historic interiors of Villa at 3 Wieniawskiego Street. This building, formerly housing the Institute of Hygiene and the Department of Microbiology, is soon set to become the new home of the Institute of Art History at Adam Mickiewicz University. Królikowska’s compositions, drawing inspiration from anatomy, botany, and the underwater realm, create fleshy, layered forms that seep through translucent chiffons and silks. When lit, her paintings seem to animate, changing and evolving as if revealing the inside of a body overgrown with coral.
Królikowska’s compositions evoke membranes, skin, muscle fibers, or fur — fleshy, haptic structures that stimulate a multisensory reception of the works. The color palette, ranging from flesh tones, through grays, to neon green, suggests the complexity of matter and its biologica…
