Blind spot

Instytut Fotografii Fort

opening at 19.09.2025
  • Danuta Kwapiszewska_Taniec Mod erne, 1993_z kolekcji Szkoły Baletowej im Felksa Parnella w Łodzi, fot_Marta Zaborowska
    Danuta Kwapiszewska, Taniec Moderne, 1993, from the collection of the Feliks Parnell Ballet School in Łódź, photo by Marta Zaborowska
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    1. Portrait of Diana Niepce, from the artist’s archive / 2. The Other Side of the Dance performance documentation, Diana Niepce, photo by Eduardo Breda
  • Linia produkcyjna_fabryka_fot Agnieszka Mastalerz
    Production line_factory_photo by Agnieszka Mastalerz
  • Danuta Kwapiszewska_Taniec Mod erne, 1993_z kolekcji Szkoły Baletowej im Felksa Parnella w Łodzi, fot_Marta Zaborowska
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  • Linia produkcyjna_fabryka_fot Agnieszka Mastalerz

This is the artist’s first institutional solo exhibition in Poland. It presents two new video works, both exploring themes of movement, expression, and the creative process.

One of the works is inspired by Danuta Kwapiszewska — a dancer who, after acquiring a physical disability, turned to sculpture. Collaborating with Portuguese choreographer Diana Niepce — who also navigates changing physical mobility — Mastalerz creates a choreography based on Kwapiszewska’s sculptures, investigating the relationship between corporeality and expression.

The second video is a minimalist recording of the movement of machines in an industrial process — an automated choreography transforming organic matter.

The exhibition adopts an immersive spatial form: the film based on Kwapiszewska’s life and work is projected using a 35mm analog projector, positioned in the gallery space as a sculptural object; the second piece is shown digitally. The contrast between organic movement and mechanical precision highlights different facets of vitality and explores the tensions between choreography and kinematics.

Partner: Eidotech

Instytut Fotografii Fort

ul. Wł.Szpilmana 6/Budynek 4 / Fort Mokotów

Warszawa

02-634

monday
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tuesday
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wednesday
14:00 pm - 6:00 pm
thursday
14:00 pm - 6:00 pm
friday
14:00 pm - 6:00 pm
saturday
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
sunday
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm