Icons of Infiltration/Non-reality of Observation, acrylic metallic on canvas, 300 x 60 cm.
Alicja Żebrowska Born on September 24, 1956 in Zakopane.
She is the author of drawings, prints, paintings, sculptures, objects, installations, photographs, artistic actions, videos, video-installations and synchronous projections. Since 1997, together with Jacek Lichon, she has been making the multimedia work Infiltron.
Alicja Żebrowska's art is an extremely rare Polish voice in the international artistic discussion on the contemporary condition of the androgyne myth, which is reflected in Żebrowska's oeuvre by the spectacular photographic work Onone - World After World.
In her creative search, the artist does not deviate from the tendencies of world art. Large international galleries, exhibit works on the analysis of masculinity and femininity, androgyny or sexual orientations.
Alicja Zebrowska's works have been exhibited in many exhibitions at home and abroad, and have been purchased by the largest museums in Poland, such as the National Museums in Krakow, Poznan, Gdansk, Wroclaw, as well as for numerous private collections. Her position as an artist is determined by the values achieved by her works. For example, the photographic and video work Infiltron, about wedding ceremonies, was purchased by the National Museum in Poznan for 100 thousand zlotys.
The paintings are an exceptional and unique offering due, among other things, also to the author's painting technique.
