Ina Wislowska - Orzechowska

Ina Wisłowska - Orzechowska is a Poland-based visual artist working primarily with acrylic on painting panels. Her paintings take the form of atmospheric landscapes situated between surrealism and symbolism, inhabited by tree-like structures and quiet, organic presences.

Rather than depicting specific locations, her work emerges from sensations — especially those tied to places remembered from childhood as partially hidden, undefined, and full of possibility. These imagined terrains resemble inner landscapes shaped by memory and emotion, where familiarity blends with the unknown.

In her recent works, Wisłowska - Orzechowska explores the relationship between human experience and change — how it reshapes perception, attachment, and the way we navigate the passage of time. Her landscapes often echo places once known: distant, altered, or avoided, carrying a subtle tension between what was and what might have become.
Within these restrained compositions, fragments of space remain intentionally unresolved, suggesting an openness — a quiet presence of possibilities that continue to exist beyond what is visible.

Her works are held in private collections internationally, including in USA, Chile, the Netherlands, and China.

2025 - Podlaski Wymiar Sztuki II, Sztuka Bliska - Sztuka Ważna, Opera and Filharmonic - European Art Center, Białystok
2021 - 2026 - Permanent Exhibition, MALOW, Suwałki
2015 - BSzN, GOK, Jadów