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Janusz Wrobel - An Aqueous State – Exhibition at Burlington Art Gallery 2016/2017

An Aqueous State exhibition, Art Gallery of Burlington, 2014-15.

I am defined by choices once made, not only mine, and by my life's evolving trajectories that followed them. My interest is in the influence I could have over the conditions of my life's progression, and those who were part of it and I care about. The outcome of it only depends on the worldview that each of us subscribes to.

In my work, I focus and reflect on two distinct realms of my life interactions: the organized modern human populations with the world's biophysical processes. The natural world, the domain of biological life, developed over billions of years, gradually perfecting its DNA-codified adaptive mechanisms to cope with and moderate our planet's changing conditions. And the world of human urban populations, which has been challenging the capacity limits inherent to both worlds.

Janusz Wrobel - Hurricane River paddling

Author in his chosen work environment.

I view the role of Arts and Sciences in human cultures as instruments for understanding ourselves better in this changing world around us. I chose for it the medium that mirrors reality. I apply my views on subjects of my interest, elevating what I deem important to convey in my work. My credibility demands identifying relationships before I frame them with my camera. They must fit the framework of my working projects. With my focus on processes, incorporating the basic understanding of science became inescapable.

As a content creator, I am defined by my choice of subjects, how I portray them, the tools I use, and my relationship with all the above. And how it all relates to viewers' interests, sensitivities, and their relationships with the subjects of my work. I interpret creativity as an ability to connect data points that brings to reality, and as a record in the social consciousness, subjects or notions of accepted credibility and values. To happen, I must rely on accessibility channels in our culture. And on the status of creations in the public consciousness, reflected in the ways of supporting them.

I advanced in my work by stimulating my curiosity. Captivated by the contradictions inherent in the human psyche and motivated by the visible crisis that puts at risk all natural processes. Their beauty, often hidden in plain sight, can sprout, as I hope, with meanings to live in the beholders’ minds.

Mission and Process Statements, Bio

Past Exhibition

His work presentation in a gallery setting.

His work in an office working environment.

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