How Long is Now

Antoni Starowieyski, Jerzy Tchórzewski, Katarzyna Wiesiołek participate in this exhibition dedicated to landscape as a reflection on time. The presentation is an expression of respect and appreciation for the historical influence and quality of Jerzy Tchórzewski's paintings in terms of the actuality of the tensions created by composition, color and emotionally experienced space - landscape. Aligning the paintings of Antoni Starowieyski and Katarzyna Wiesiołek with Tchórzewski allows for a deeper understanding of their work and reveals a similar sensibility. The pulsating colors and arrangement of elements in specific rhythms convey the impression of a captured moment in time. The works in the exhibition feed into the exploration of light in the history of art. Using an approach that combines scientific observation of the spectrum of light and the subjective impression of pulsating colors, the represented space enhances the radiation of the image. Starowieyski and Wiesiołek share a fascination with the landscape, the ever-changing sky and subtle color nuances, the poetics of which form the basis of some of the oldest ways of contemplating time.