EWA WES

View of Primes by Ewa Wes Wesołowska at the Manggha Museum, showing two granite sculptures inside and two outside in the Japanese garden
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Primes, art installation, granite, Manggha Museum
This image of Primes by Ewa Wes Wesołowska captures the installation’s connection between interior and exterior spaces at the Manggha Museum. Two granite objects are placed inside the exhibition space, while two are positioned outside in the Japanese garden, forming a continuous visual and conceptual dialogue.
Close-up of "Primes" by Ewa Wes Wesołowska, a sculptural installation with projected visuals from a Wilson cloud chamber, exhibited in 2022
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Primes, art installation, granite, Manggha Museum
Primes, a 2022 sculpture installation by Ewa Wes Wesołowska at the Manggha Museum, merges solid granite forms with ephemeral video projections of subatomic events captured in a Wilson cloud chamber.
Ewa Wes Wesołowska’s "Primes" installation at the Manggha Museum, combining granite sculptures with video projections of subatomic particle traces.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Primes, art installation, granite, Manggha Museum
In Primes, exhibited at the Manggha Museum, Ewa Wes Wesołowska juxtaposes the permanence of granite sculptures with the transient, ever-changing visuals of subatomic activity mapped onto their surfaces.
“Primes" sculpture installation by Ewa Wes Wesołowska, exhibited at the Manggha Museum in Cracow, featuring granite objects with projected Wilson cloud chamber recordings
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Primes, art installation, granite, Manggha Museum
Primes is a sculpture installation by Ewa Wes Wesołowska, exhibited at the Manggha Museum in Cracow in 2022. It consists of four granite objects with video projections mapping the fleeting traces of subatomic particles recorded in a Wilson cloud chamber.
Window reflection at the Manggha Museum showing Ewa Wes Wesołowska’s sculptures in the Japanese garden and a woman standing in the garden, seen from the back.
Ewa Wes, Primes Installation, granite, Manggha Museum
This image captures a reflection in the Manggha Museum window, revealing the Japanese garden with Ewa Wes (Wesołowska)’s Primes sculptures. A woman, seen from the back, stands among the granite forms, blending into the layered composition of glass and landscape.

Primes

Installation

4 granite circles ⌀ 1,1 – 1,3m
2 mapped video projections of a Wilson cloud chamber

Manggha Museum, Cracow, 2022

fot. A.Gołyźniak

Primes

Installation

4 granite circles ⌀ 1,1 – 1,3m
2 mapped video projections of a Wilson cloud chamber

Manggha Museum, Cracow, 2022

fot. A.Gołyźniak