Through multiple optics other relations can be perceived. What usually seems insignificant and plain, reveals unimaginable complexity. What is overlooked and underestimated evokes dreams and an urge to explore, to touch and contemplate deeply. The lowest earthly substance; swirling stardust, penetrating water, with every single particle sings the song of countless possibilities, each of them precious and dear. Divided into three segments, in a seemingly repeating pattern of gain and growth, the study "A Different Kind of Order" offers immersion into the world of living and under the very lining of life and time.

A Different Kind of Order

Maja Wolińska
Author, academic researcher and teacher. Based in Wrocław, Poland.

Her research and practice focus on narrative methods used in contemporary audiovisual time-based media. For the last years she has been developing a body of work using video and photography as a medium. In her recent work, marked by deep biophilia and growing solastalgia, she observes and interprets patterns, rhythms and landscapes unveiling in miniature and often disregarded biological worlds. Participant and organizer of international and local academic and artistic projects, residencies and workshops. Her works have been shown at individual and group exhibitions during Polish and European artistic events.