Ewa Minge in your home

Exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Ewa Minge

ALL MY CORPORATE SINS

The exhibition of Ewa Minge’s works at the ToTuart gallery will end in a moment. At the closing of the exhibition, an online auction of two unique sculptures from the Felissa Reina series will begin.

The White Cat “Felissa Reina” is a sculpture with autographs of over fifty outstanding and famous people in Poland, including: Anna Dymna, Ewa Błaszczyk, Teresa and Dariusz Rosati, Anna Lewandowska, Edyta Górniak, Daniel Olbrychski, Martyna Wojciechowska, Grażyna Wolszczak, Grażyna Szapołowska. The black version of this sculpture is a joint work of Ewa Minge and Andrzej Pągowski, an outstanding artist, creator of over a thousand posters announcing theater plays, films, song competitions and festivals. Part of the proceeds from the sale of works will be donated to the Black Butterflies Foundation, which helps and support people with chronic cancer and their families in their recovery through the disease, and to bear witness to the beauty and power within humans. As Ewa, the founder of the Foundation says: “I practice art to help myself, and consequently this art helps others.”

For people investing in art, it will be an opportunity to purchase works that offer great investment opportunities. It can be expected that the current prices of works are well below “Minge prices” in one, five or ten years.

At the ToTuart exhibition, the artist shows several dozen paintings in various formats and several of her sculptures. Most of the paintings depict women in stylized and dreamlike landscapes, with floral elements, ornaments of wings and feathers, and in poses of dynamic movement – dance. Among the paintings there are also religious stylizations, revealing the artist’s spirituality and her artistic reinterpretation of the iconography of saints. Beauty, human longings, courage in the fight for dreams and professed values – create a coherent confession of the artist in the works.

Exhibition: 09/09 – 26/09/2021 at 12.00 – 20.00
NOTE: on September 23, the exhibition is open from 12.00 -15.00