Martyna Woźnica-Chrostek was born in Bolesławiec. She took her first steps in art under the guidance of Czesław Matyjewicz and Magdalena Konieczna. She continued her artistic education at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław, majoring in sculpture in the atelier of Professor Grażyna Jaskierska-Albrzykowska. Currently lives and works in Düsseldorf.
In her work, she focuses mainly on interpersonal relations and what results from them, and their influence on the perception and shaping of space. She tries to use a variety of materials and modes of action. She creates installations and sculptural objects, designs elements of small architecture, and organises happenings and performances.
You can find out more about the artist’s work on her website.
This post from the series “Boleslawiec artistic community” was prepared within the framework of the project “Boleslawiec – 30 years of local government” implemented by the Museum of Ceramics and the Boleslawiec Cultural Center – International Ceramics Center
2012 “Beware of these places”, group exhibition, MDS Gallery, Wroclaw, Poland
2013 “Spatial relations. Human Relations”, diploma exhibition, BWA Awangarda Gallery, Wroclaw, Poland
Final exhibition of the 11th edition of the “Hestia’s Artistic Journey” competition, Ergo Arena, Sopot, Poland
2014 2014 Installation “Urban greenery”, 12th Survival Art Review “City – inflammatory state”, Wrocław
Performance “Flags of Art”, Festival Underwater Wrocław on the Waves of the Oder, Wrocław
2015 “Is it art?”, solo exhibition, BOK-MCC, Bolesławiec
Performance “Dehumanisation”, 13th Survival Art Review “Prohibited Acts”, Wrocław
2020 “Artists of the Bolesławiec Area”, Museum of Ceramics, Bolesławiec