Janusz Wrobel

My work explores the limits of biophysical processes that maintain our planet’s livable conditions. Curiosity is a human trade, but it has difficulty following the changing world. Creativity is the ability to connect dots otherwise disconnected. There might be too many dots now to connect. Today, each of us must discover the meaning of arts, and why it really matters.

Studying chemistry for ten years has not exposed me to processes around me, including in every living cell of my body. The natural world gradually became my classroom of applied knowledge, and the camera lens became a filter, screening out noise from what really matters. I also studied the fundamentals of photography up to academic levels. I used this medium in various applications, including science practice, reporting, and documentaries.

I stopped exhibiting in public and private galleries years back. At the current level of public support, artists' financing exhibitions become unattainable. Never less, my virtual exhibition projects continuously evolve.

Past Exhibitions – Solo (shortlist.)
2018 An Aqueous Mind, Carnegie Gallery, Dundas, Ontario
2014-15 “An Aqueous State”, Art Gallery of Burlington, Ontario.
2015 Intermission, Carnegie Gallery, Dundas, Ontario.
2014 Ebb & Flow, Gallery of the Pumphouse, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario.
2013 Ebb & Flow, Carnegie Gallery, Dundas, Ontario Georgian Bay Ebb & Flow, Rotunda Gallery, Kitchener, Ontario.
2012 “In Full View.” Sept-Oct, TAG Art Gallery, St. Catharines, Ontario.
“Janusz Wrobel Selected Work,” Cabinet Gallery, Distillery District, Toronto, Ontario.
2011 Primal Encounters, Petroff Gallery, Toronto, Ontario.