anna sieradzka-kubacka

My artistic interests are closely linked to my philosophical research. I take up the question of matter, time and processuality, I'm interested in the problem of passage and becoming - and it's from this perspective that I see the identity of man. In my artistic work (and also in my philosophical research) I involve reflection on the corporeality or materiality of the world - something that has been rejected and devalued for centuries in philosophical thought. I present corporeality and materiality as elements as essential as the esprit, and therefore as important components of our experience (I refer to French phenomenological thought). In fact, in my work I combine elements that only appear to be opposites and, as a result, whose boundaries cannot be clearly defined .

Thus my interest also in the difference itself, the border, and the gap, the fissure.

"Plant's body"

This series stems from my interest in the body and organic matter, but it also involves a reflection on the border, on everything that is 'in-between'. I pose the problem of the impossibility of defining a fixed boundary between the human and the non-human, and I look for these relations in nature.
In my artistic research I use also living bacteria - that is why I work with levin - in the last series of non-precious objetcs.