Showreel 2024

Large-Scale Video Mapping/Projection:

Objective: To transform prominent buildings, sculptures, or other large structures into dynamic canvases through the use of video mapping technology.
Methodology: Utilizing high-lumen projectors to cast meticulously designed animations and visual content onto architectural features. The content will be tailored to enhance the structural nuances of each site, creating a visually engaging experience for viewers.

Expected Outcome: An awe-inspiring spectacle that highlights the fusion of digital art with physical structures, encouraging viewers to perceive familiar spaces in new and thought-provoking ways.

Discover my showreel, a curated showcase of my artistic style and range. This reel presents my diverse works and highlights the full spectrum of my creative possibilities.

"Lot of thoughts around me but none inside me" 2023

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Kasia Pawłowska

Poland

Pani Pawlosky (Kasia Pawłowska) is a surreal video collagist from Poland, renowned for her unique style. Specializing in artistic video mapping, AV installations, video arts, and animations, she creates works grounded in surrealism. Her art has been featured at prestigious light art festivals worldwide, including Europe, the USA, and Asia, presenting large-scale and Trash Mapping installations.
She has received the Artistic Scholarship in West Pomerania and the European Artistic Scholarship in Freising, Germany. Pani Pawlosky was a residency artist at The Zsolnay Light Festival, representing Poland in a solo exhibition, and was the first foreign artist to exhibit at the Art Light Museum in Budapest. Recently, she was selected as one of 40 visual artists from Europe to present their artwork at the Museum of the Arts, University of Guadalajara, and displayed her art in a 360-degree projection at the Water Tower in the heart of Lucerne, Switzerland.