Online exhibition of contemporary abstract art

The exhibition aims to show that abstract art transcends the boundaries of purely visual perception, embracing a multisensory approach that engages the viewer on a deeper, more insightful level.

The works of two brilliant artists, Anita Le Sech (Jersey, the Channel Islands) and Marta Zawadzka (Poland), enter in a dialogue with each other while remaining completely independent. Both artists create intimate pieces that evoke emotion and intrigue, where colour, texture and movement collide to create a sensory experience beyond the visible. The exhibition enters a polemic with some perceptions of abstraction while encouraging the viewer to see order in chaos, sense the diverse structures and understand the atmospheric charge of the works on display without feeling overwhelmed or overloaded.

Divided by subject, the works invite the viewer to feel, interpret and immerse themselves in the sheer energy of artistic exploration and discovery. Each work tells a story, inviting spectators, not only to be swept away by the magic of abstraction, but also to interpret and connect with abstract forms in their own way through individual thinking, feelings and knowledge.

The exhibition is a dialogue between two female artists from different countries, who depict their emotions, inspirations and experiences in their works. Both artists invite viewers to dive into the world where chaos meets harmony and feelings take shape through vivid colours. Although their inspiration comes from similar sources, their works are completely different. We can see this in the brushstrokes, the use of colours, textures and the emotional charge. Nonetheless, they evoke comparable feelings through their use of abstraction. The themes they convey are universal and can apply to all of us.

The exhibition will be accompanied by online artists talks open to dialogue with the public, a curatorial tour and a catalogue.