Art plays a meaningful role at the Court of Justice of the European Union, reflecting the institution’s cultural and symbolic dimension. Over the years, Member States have contributed artworks: paintings, sculptures, and installations, many of which are displayed throughout the Court’s public areas. These works not only represent the diversity and unity of the EU but also enhance the solemnity…
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The poetic echo of Vanitas | Poetyckie echo Vanitas
Michel Medinger’s work is a poignant dialogue between life and death, beauty and decay, humor and irony. It is a whisper to the viewer – an eternal question about the fragility of human existence. *** Twórczość Michela Medingera to przejmujÄ…cy dialog miÄ™dzy życiem a Å›mierciÄ…, piÄ™knem a rozkÅ‚adem, humorem a ironiÄ…. To szept skierowany do widza – odwieczne pytanie o…
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IGOR MITORAJ’S SCULPTURES
While strolling through the Parco della Neapolis (the Neapolis Archaeological Park) in Sicily, I came across beautiful classical sculptures perfectly integrated into the park’s surroundings. These sculptures caught my eye because they seemed familiar to me. I felt like I had seen them somewhere before – especially the heads wrapped as if in bandages. Upon closer inspection, I realized they…
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CAN THIS BE CALLED GENERATIVE ART?
Do you ever feel the need to immerse yourself in art? When does this need arise for you? For me, it arises when I haven’t had the chance to create something new for too long, something that I would be satisfied with. I start to feel like I’m trapped in a dreadful routine, and my brain stops exerting itself. It’s…
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Rothko’s cracks | Szczeliny Rothko
In the magnificent art series Power of Art, Simon Schama recounts how he came to discover Mark Rothko.” “One morning in the spring of 1970, I wandered into the Tate Gallery and took a wrong – or perhaps the right – turn, and there they were, waiting for me. It wasn’t love at first sight. Rothko had insisted that the…
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WOW! WILLIAM KENTRIDGE
In 2021, Luxembourg’s MUDAM museum hosted one of the most significant contemporary art exhibitions – William Kentridge’s More Sweetly Play the Dance. The Johannesburg-born artist, renowned for his unique combination of drawing, animation, film, sculpture, and theatre, presented a comprehensive selection of works exploring themes of history, memory, time, and absurdity. W 2021 roku luksemburskie muzeum MUDAM goÅ›ciÅ‚o jednÄ… z…
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KNOSSOS
Around 3000 B.C., important cultural centers began to emerge in the Aegean Sea basin: Crete (the Minoan culture) and Mycenae on the Peloponnesian Peninsula. The Minoan culture developed alongside the civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia but distinguished itself by its greater humanism. It was mentioned by Homer, Plato, and Aristotle, yet it remained largely unknown for centuries until the great…
