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Corpus affectum: An Exhibition by Dr Aleksandra Owczarek at Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw

Explore diverse graphic, painting, and spatial works reflecting the profound impact of emotions on the human condition.

The 'Corpus affectum' exhibition at the Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw invites visitors to delve into the artistic vision of dr Aleksandra Owczarek. This compelling collection features a variety of graphic, painting, and spatial works, with each room presenting a unique narrative. The core theme explores emotions and their deep influence on both the mind and body. It's a significant display of contemporary art.

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Exhibition summary

The exhibition 'Corpus affectum' by dr Aleksandra Owczarek features graphic, painting, and spatial works, with each room presenting a unique artistic narrative. The artist explores the theme of emotions and their profound impact on both the human psyche and physical body.

Curatorial context

Dr Aleksandra Owczarek's exhibition, 'Corpus affectum', presents a multifaceted artistic exploration centered on emotions and their pervasive influence on both psychological and physiological states. Visitors will encounter distinct artistic narratives in each room, featuring a range of graphic, painting, and spatial works. The exhibition also includes a presentation of works by students from the Alternate Graphics and Offset Techniques Studio, co-led by dr Owczarek, showcasing contributions from Weronika Brycka, Jagna Derlicka, Natalia Gaweł, Izabella Gęślicka, Jakub Kowalczyk, Zuzanna Las, Pola Markowska, Karla Mendoza-Gugała, Aleksandra Muczyń, Marcelina Ochała, and Maria Siwińska. 'Corpus affectum' is on view from June 13 to July 5, 2026, in the Hermitage Pavilion at ul. Myśliwiecka 1. The exhibition is organized by the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and the Royal Łazienki Museum. Dr. Owczarek, born in Warsaw in 1987, is an artist and academic who graduated with honors from the Faculty of Graphic Arts at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. Her work often extends beyond traditional workshop purity and resists easy classification.

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Entry to the exhibition is free of charge.

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Venue
Royal Łazienki Museum
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jun 13, 2026 – Jul 5, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Featuring dr Aleksandra Owczarek and works by students from the Alternate Graphics and Offset Techniques Studio: Weronika Brycka, Jagna Derlicka, Natalia Gaweł, Izabella Gęślicka, Jakub Kowalczyk, Zuzanna Las, Pola Markowska, Karla Mendoza-Gugała, Aleksandra Muczyń, Marcelina Ochała, and Maria Siwińska.
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