The centerpiece of the 2019 project was a group of dolls sewn from fabric using a sewing machine, serving as physical manifestations of the "contemporary witch".
This foundation led to her winning the prestigious Polityka’s Passport award in 2022 for her consistent engagement with social issues and the "expressive qualities of the body". Agata Slowak, Contemporary Witch, 2019.mp4
Agata Słowak's Art For Sale, Exhibitions & Biography - Ocula The centerpiece of the 2019 project was a
This specific 2019 body of work catapulted Słowak into the forefront of the young Polish art scene. Her paintings utilize a distinctive Neo-Romantic style that
Her paintings utilize a distinctive Neo-Romantic style that references early modern and Renaissance compositions while subverting their classical meanings.
Sacred and erotic themes are frequently blurred. For instance, her work often "queers Jesus" or uses biblical connotations to explore sexuality and dissent against the Catholic Church. Artistic Recognition