Alexander Adamau

Alexander Adamau

Alexander Adamau

1996 Born in the village of Poddubye, near Mogilev, Belarus.
 2017 Graduated from the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts (Cultural Management).
 2018 Completed an MA in Art History.
 2018–2021 Postgraduate studies in Cultural Studies.
 Since 2019 has worked as a set designer for theatre and film productions.
 Lives and works in Warsaw, Poland.

Solo exhibitions:
 2025–2026 "HYPERREALISTIC MOTHER", Szczur Gallery (Poznań, PL)
 2019 "Don't Stand Up for the Fields", OK16 Cultural Hub (Minsk, BY)

Group exhibitions:
 2025 "Szczurołap", Turnus (Warsaw, PL)
 2025 "AN7R0P0C3N" (Düsseldorf, DE)
 2024 "TESTIMONY. BORIS LURIE & CONTEMPORARY ART FROM EASTERN EUROPE", Neue Museum (Nuremberg, DE)
 2024 "Kurs Tuha", Domie Gallery (Poznań, PL)
 2024 "sometimes I hold on to the air" (manchmal halte ich mich an der Luft fest / часам я трымаюся за паветра), Galerie im Körnerpark (Berlin, DE)
 2024 "AN7R0P0C3N" (Kraków, PL)
 2023 "Sand (Piasok)", Szklatar (Warsaw, PL)
 2023 "See You Tomorrow! A Story of Trends" (Warsaw, PL)
 2022 "When the Sun Is Low – The Shadows Are Long", Arsenał Gallery (Białystok, PL)
 2022 "When the Sun Is Low – The Shadows Are Long", Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst (Leipzig, DE)

Theatre (set design):
 2024 "Tere Tulemast, Abdullah" (Welcome, Abdullah), Narva, Estonia (dir. M. Iliynchik)
 2023 "Not All of Us Will Go to Heaven", Stefan Żeromski Theatre, Kielce (dir. K. Szczypek)
 2023 "EMMA", Komuna Warszawa (dir. M. Iliynchik)
 2021 "Alice" (Alisa), Drugi Paverh (dir. E. Davidenko)
 2020 "Ave, Richard", Chamber Drama Theatre, Minsk (dir. E. Mashkovich)
 2020 "Flight to Mars", OK16 Cultural Hub, Minsk (dir. E. Mashkovich)
 2020 "God Rides a Bicycle", Mogilev Drama Theatre, Mogilev (dir. P. Dobrovolskaya)
 2020 "Deja Vu", V. I. Dunin-Marcinkiewicz Mogilev Regional Drama and Comedy Theatre, Bobruisk (dir. E. Davidenko)
 2019 "M.", OK16 Cultural Hub, Minsk (dir. M. Iliynchik)

Grant:
 2025 "Gaude Polonia" Scholarship of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, National Centre for Culture (PL)