This title was not chosen by chance, as the works presented here—created by Polish artists—constitute a material expression of sensations related to the world around us. We do not adhere to a single artistic movement, nor do we impose a specific form or medium through which to express our thoughts. Each of us gives material form to our own experiences, observations, and visions of what might happen if...

The exhibition presents the artistic production of 16 extraordinary observers and commentators on the world and its reality—sometimes demonstrating its beauty, other times the creators' fears for the future. This is the reality we all live in, regardless of the language we speak or our country's location on the map. The exhibition invites visitors to cross the boundaries of perception and immerse themselves in the structure of our emotions and sensations.

Their works have been presented in Tokyo, Prague, and Vienna, and they have just returned from an exhibition in Paris. The exhibition opened in a gallery in the heart of Montmartre. This extraordinary hill was once the famous center of Parisian artistic bohemianism. It was here that Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec created. 

Artists in the exhibition:

Zaneta Chlostowska-Szwaczka | Danuta Elzbieta Czyzyk | Irena DonZelli-Garmolita | Olena  Suvorova | Alicja Szkil | Magdalena Piwinska | Beata Pendowska | Justyna Parecka | Piotr Breczewski | Sylwia Kalinowska | Radoslaw Drechny | Paulina Szczepaniak | Joann Antosz | Jerzy Sikucinski | Aleksandra Hanaj-Podgorska | Maria Urszula Napierala

Exhibition Title: At the Limits of Perception
Opening: Friday, October 16, 2026, at 6:00 PM

Where: Medina Art Gallery, Via Angelo Poliziano 4–6, Rome

When: October 16–22, 2026

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 10 AM–1 PM / 3–7 PM; Saturday and Sunday by appointment