Skowronscy Art Gallery

Unique print “Okruchy_08” – linocut on Zerkall paper with drawing. A metaphor of fragility, chaos and the ambivalence of motherhood.

Unique print “Okruchy_18” – linocut on Zerkall paper with drawing. A refined blend of traditional printmaking and personal expression.

Unique print “Motherhood_21” – linocut on Zerkall paper, part of a cycle exploring everyday life and the ambivalence of motherhood.

Art print “Watch Your Step_01” – linocut on Zerkall paper, edition 2/5 V.E. Part of the “Motherhood” cycle, portraying daily chaos and unexpected still life.

“Motherhood_23” – unique linocut by Agata Gertchen on Zerkall paper. An intimate record of daily life and the emotions of motherhood.

“Work on Paper” (2018) by Emilia Maryniak is an ink drawing created as part of the project I WILL TELL YOU A TALE AND THE TALE WILL BE LONG. It captures a spontaneous moment of creation — a visual reflection on nature, sensitivity and artistic process.

“Posidonia Plant” (2024) by Emilia Maryniak is an acrylic painting inspired by Posidonia oceanica, a seagrass vital to marine ecosystems. The artist transforms natural forms into a poetic symbol of renewal, harmony and ecological balance.

“Posidonia Mandala” (2024) by Emilia Maryniak is an oil painting inspired by the marine plant Posidonia oceanica. The artist creates a natural mandala — a symbol of renewal, harmony and ecological continuity.

“Dandelion” (2022) by Emilia Maryniak is an acrylic painting inspired by the airy, spherical form of Taraxacum. The work reflects on transience, renewal and the fragile beauty of natural cycles.

“Seagrass” (2024) by Emilia Maryniak is an acrylic painting inspired by the marine plant Posidonia oceanica. The work reflects on nature’s equilibrium, the rhythm of the sea and the fragile beauty of life.

“Depths / Odmęt” (2023–2024) by Emilia Maryniak is an oil painting inspired by the marine plant Posidonia oceanica. The work evokes the underwater flow of light and emotion — a meditation on depth, renewal and balance.

“The Pink Explosion” (2023) by Dorota Bojanowska combines screenprinting, drypoint and oil marks to create a vibrant, multilayered composition inspired by American pop culture of the 1940s and 1950s.