Within the exhibition space, two female voices from two different generations will come together to view the same paintings through the lens of their distinct experiences, emotions, and life stories.
Each of the hosts will discuss Maria Jarema’s art from her own perspective—one that is personal, intuitive, and rooted in memory and lived experience.
This dialogue between generations, sensibilities, and ways of experiencing art demonstrates that a work of art never exists solely through the artist, but comes to life only in relation to the viewer.
Each of us finds different meanings and emotions in art, and it strikes different chords within us.
This is a unique opportunity to broaden our thinking about art—not only as history or aesthetics, but also as a mirror of our own experiences, lived realities, and inner questions. Exploring Maria Jarema’s paintings together will serve as a pretext for reflecting on how diversely we can interpret the same world.
We invite you to experience art together through conversation, mindfulness, and connection.
Jolanta Woch
Learning about history and creating art is both my profession and my great passion. I am the program creator and coordinator of the Modern Seniors Club.
Dorota Oyrzanowska
Volunteer at MSN, officiant of humanist funeral ceremonies, apprentice in the art of goldsmithing, and yoga enthusiast.