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The Evolution of Coastlines: A Climate Change Reflection

5th March – 9:00 am - 30th March – 5:30 pm

EXHIBITION

Visual artist Karolina Krzynowek draws inspiration from the Irish landscape to create breath taking artwork using various media. Her pieces, soft yet dynamic, forge connections to nature that resonate with observers. Specially selected paintings for this exhibition promise to instil a sense of connection to the natural world.

Funded in 2023 by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Karolina enriches the coastal artistic heritage of the region with a new exhibition titled ‘The Evolution of Coastlines’.

From rugged cliffs to serene shores, the paintings transport viewers to the heart of Northern Ireland’s coastal splendour. Vivid hues and intricate brushwork breathe life into scenes of rocky outcrops, expansive seascapes, and intricate tidal pools, while subtly hinting at the urgent environmental challenges facing these regions.

The exhibition invites contemplation and dialogue about the interplay between humanity and the natural world, encouraging viewers to reflect on their relationship with the environment. The collaborative nature of the artistic process fosters a sense of community and shared stewardship.

Through ‘The Evolution of Coastlines’, Karolina showcases the mastery of watercolour and oil mediums, offering a poignant commentary on the urgency of addressing climate change. Ultimately, the exhibition serves as a call to action, inspiring viewers to appreciate, protect, and preserve the fragile beauty of Northern Ireland’s sea coast for future generations.


05 – 29 March 2024 | Vertical Gallery | Free


About Karolina Krzynowek

Karolina Krzynowek is a passionate artist with a focus on energy, vibration, and movement. Born and raised in Poland, her travels have imbued her art with a rich tapestry of experiences, often influenced by “boat ride” moments and memories. Now residing in Northern Ireland, Karolina finds inspiration in the local culture and rugged landscape.

With a background in Landscape Architecture, Karolina’s artwork often centres on trees, skies, and the changing seasons. Her paintings go beyond mere landscapes; they evoke emotion and imagination, prompting viewers to consider broader themes of inclusion, exclusion, and the shared human experience.

Karolina’s artistic portfolio challenges the public to consider the critical role of nature in human life. Each piece is infused with imagery and symbolism that reflect her deep connection to the natural world. Whether it’s lines of rain or tears, whirlwinds of wind, or suspended bubbles, her paintings capture the essence of nature’s beauty and complexity.

Through her art, Karolina invites viewers to experience the sensations she feels while observing nature. Her colourful and thought-provoking works encourage contemplation and reflection, urging us to appreciate the wonders of the natural world and our interconnectedness with it.

 

 

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Start:
5th March – 9:00 am
End:
30th March – 5:30 pm
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The Linen Hall
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+44 (0)28 9032 1707
Email
info@linenhall.com
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Venue

Linen Hall Library
17 Donegall Square North
Belfast, BT1 5GB United Kingdom
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