Category: exhibition

Mental Geography features a series of abstract paintings by Beata Kozlowska. With an affinity for a sense of transience, Kozlowska works with colours, shapes and lines, often employing haphazard grids, an overload of forms, and handmade stencils. Her use of grids and geometry is inspired by a range of disparate aesthetics, including modernist abstraction, architecture, constructivism and post-painterly tradition. 

Kozlowska explores the process of finding harmony amidst contradictions, as she plays with opposing elements, such as chaos and structure, destruction and reconstruction. The resulting works become a reflection of the artist’s pursuit for balance within the composition.