FRAGILE

Madness is plunging into chaos. Chaos is the absence of harmonious order. It moves the form causing new things to arise. It is pure creative power and condensed energy. It is the
primal darkness from which ideas emerged and the riot of colors that gives rise to action. Cosmos and chaos inseparably complement each other, transform into each other, just as simple ingredients become nature and art. Chaos is potential beauty, woven from endless possibilities. It’s a different kind of order that the artist tries to tame and subdue.

MADNESS

Entropy is one of the basic principles of our world, a measure of disorder, chaos and disorder. The human element and the element of nature permeate, fight for the primacy. Entropy is a transitional state between what is and what will be. My work from the latest collection is an attempt to tell a story about a world in which mankind and all manifestations of his actions in nature disappears. Nature revives from the enormity of destruction in the blink of an eye, although there are no eyes that could see this process. 

ENTROPY

My biomorphic sculptures and pictures focus on the power of natural life and use organic shapes to reflect my fascination with the natural world in all its forms. The word biomorphic comes from  the Greek words ‘bios’, meaning life, and ‘morphe’ meaning form. 

BIOMORPHIC

Or maybe you will not miss the juiciness of greenery?
Maybe black with its haughtiness, nobility and depth is enough ... and if not? Is it possible to be afraid of something that is no longer here..?

CARBON

Intimate structures are characterized by sensuality and a kind of provocation. This is not pure biology, but rather a subliminal message aimed at breaking taboos and stereotypes. The male element is represented by angular forms. They are often softened by the female element, more liquid forms. I show that our sexuality does not have to be shy. Stripping away taboos but not directly. The clay guides me, so every feeling that influenced the shape of the sculpture is a reflection of the inner truth, sometimes unconscious. With a sculpture, I talk about anger, joy, and tensions. I absorb from the world
around me, from people, forms and nature. I am giving back what I received. It’s an intimate, natural bond.

Joanna Roszkowska