Kogo residentuurikunstniku töötuba / Kogo's residency artist's workshop
Kogo
galeriil on au osaleda ja võõrustada Poolast pärit fotograafi Marta
Szymanowskat rahvusvahelise residentuuriprogrammi Retreat Art Routes
raames, mis toimub koostöös BWA Wrocławiga.
Loodame,
et kohtumine teistsuguse kultuuriga ning kogemuste ja tähelepanekute
vahetamine kohalike inimestega, aitab kunstnikul avardada oma vaatenurka
ja saada inspiratsiooni oma loometööks.
Retreat Art Routes on protsessipõhine residentuuriprogramm kultuuri-,
kunsti- ja teadusvaldkondade loomeinimestele, mille eesmärk on luua
platvorm, mis ühendab loome kaudu põhjapoolkeral asuvaid institutsioone,
organisatsioone ja algatusi. Programmi iseloomustavad paigad, mis
võimaldavad hingamist, pakuvad varjupaika ning lubavad taastuda.
Seetõttu koosnebki iga selle raames korraldatav residentuur kahest
võrdselt olulisest osast: esimene võimaldab hingetõmbeaega suurlinnast
eemal asuvas kohas ning teine toetab (post)kunsti- ja
uurimispraktikate arengut linnaruumis.
Marta veetis esimese osa oma residentuurist MASSIA residentuuris (Pärnumaa) ja nüüd elab Aparaaditehases (Tartu).
Retreat Art Routes selleaastane programm ühendab Wrocławi, Tartut ja
Matsudot, kus residentuuris osalevad kolm fotograafi: Marta Szymanowska
(PL), Hana Yamamoto (JP) ja Diana Tamane (EST).
Marta
Szymanowska on Wrocławist pärit fotograaf, sisekujundaja ja arhitekt.
Oma loomingulises tegevuses käsitleb ta inimese emotsionaalsust,
käsitledes fotograafiat kui eneseteraapia vormi ja enesearengu teed.
Teda paelub inimkeha, mis on nii lüli kui ka barjäär sise- ja
välismaailma vahel. Marta töötab peamiselt sümboolika ja tundlikkuse
vallas. Tema töid on näidatud grupinäitustel Poolas, Belgias, Tšehhis ja
Slovakkias. 2021. aastal esitleti tema sarja "Hydra" isikunäitusel
Wrocławi galeriis Miejsce przy Miejscu 14 ja autasustati Aasta Talent
tiitliga sihtasutuse Pix.house konkursil.
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As
part of the international program Retreat Art Routes, in cooperation
with BWA Wrocław, Kogo Gallery is pleased to host Marta Szymanowska, a
photographer from Poland, at her artistic residency.
On
this occasion, we would like to invite you to a creative Dionysia
workshop in Kogo Gallery, during which you will be able to look at
charts and photos and find your archetypes, animus and animas.
We
hope that meeting a different culture and exchanging experiences and
observations with local creatives will help the artist broaden her
perspective and gain inspiration for her work!
Retreat Art Routes is a process-based residency programme for
creatives representing the fields of culture, art and science, which
aims to give rise to a platform connecting institutions, organisations
and initiatives located in the northern hemisphere through creative
routes. It owes its character to the inspiration of places that enable
respite and refuge, as well as regeneration. That is why each of the
residencies organised as part of it consists of two equally important
parts: the first to enable respite in a place away from the world, and
the second to support the development of (post)artistic and research
practices in urban spaces.
Marta spent her first part in MASSIA (Pärnu county) and now is living in Aparaaditehas (Tartu).
The first route within the Retreat Art Routes programme connects
Wrocław, Tartu and Matsudo, where residencies will be held by three
photographers: Marta Szymanowska (PL), Hana Yamamoto (JP) and Diana
Tamane (EST).
Marta
Szymanowska is a photographer, interior designer and architect from
Wrocław. In her creative activity, she takes up the subject of human
emotionality, treating photography as a form of self-therapy and a path
to self-development. She is fascinated by the human body, which is both a
link and a barrier between the inner and outer worlds. Marta moves
mainly in the area of symbolism and sensibility. Her works have been
shown in group exhibitions in Poland, Belgium, the Czech Republic and
Slovakia. In 2021, her series 'Hydra' was presented during a solo
exhibition at the gallery Miejsce przy Miejscu 14 in Wrocław and was
honoured in the Talent of the Year competition of the Pix.house
foundation.
“During
my residency in Tartu, I intend to continue working on a
self-therapeutic project in which I try to find my archetype of
femininity according to ancient goddess and complementary 'animus',
masculine inner aspect based on Carl Gustav Jung theory developed by
american psychiatrist Jean Shinoda Bolen.
Archetypes created by Carl
G. Jung are universal patterns of behaviour, thoughts and feelings that
play a key role in the human psyche. In this way, he wanted to classify
and describe the basic motivations and driving forces of man.
To
achieve full personal development, you need to know not only your basic
archetype, but also its complements – animus and anima. "Animus" as an
archetypal idea of masculine energy represents in every woman's
psyche, just as Anima represents feminine energy existing in every man's
psyche. Through self-discovery, introspection and reflection, a person
can become more aware of their opposite aspect and integrate it into
their identity. Jung believed that achieving this integration allows you
to achieve mental equilibrium.”
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