Tomaszewski wystawa

"We wake up, we are born, we open our eyes, and when we first consciously want to achieve a goal, we put on our first mask." 🎭 Does each of us have multiple faces? In our latest video, we take a look at the Glass Laboratory at the Karkonosze Museum, where Konrad Tomaszewski presents his unique and incredibly personal exhibition. This time, the acclaimed artist forgoes historical glass in favor of powerful, monumental glass sculptures that brutally and deeply delve into the human psyche. This is not an ordinary exhibition—it's a multi-threaded dialogue between artists and cultures from around the world! In this interview, you'll learn: 👉 How can molten glass sculptures speak about duplicity and our functioning in society? 👉 How do Kazimierz Pichlak's African and Nepalese photographs and authentic 19th-century ritual masks complement this extraordinary space? 👉 How did these unique Inuit works, carved in soapstone, from the Far North, end up in Jelenia Góra? Turn on the 🔔 button and leave a comment: Do you agree with the artist that masks are essential for social life? 👇