During a residency at the home of writer Gunnar Gunnarsson in Iceland, Agnieszka Rowinska created three lightboxes inspired by dreams and a profound sense of being surrounded by something greater. These motion-activated works, combining shadows and pulsating light, explore the interplay of reality, memory, and universal archetypes. During a residency at the home of writer Gunnar Gunnarsson in Iceland, Agnieszka Rowinska created three lightboxes inspired by dreams and a profound sense of being surrounded by something greater. These motion-activated works, combining shadows and pulsating light, explore the interplay of reality, memory, and universal archetypes.
 Polish artist Agnieszka Rowinska explores the unconscious, memory, and dreams in her creative practice. Her work investigates universal symbols and archetypes, creating spaces for introspection. She specializes in large-scale oil paintings and lightboxes that reveal hidden layers of reality. Rowinska has participated in international residencies and exhibitions across Europe and Asia.