EWA WES

Ewa Wes Wesołowska’s marble sculpture on display at a group exhibition in Pałac Potockich, Krakow – side angle.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Sculpture, no.7/9192631770, Carrara marble
Ewa Wes (Wesołowska) marble sculpture at Pałac Potockich in Cracow
Sculpture titled "no.7 from 9192631770 series" by Ewa Wes, made of Carrara marble and green pigment, exhibited at Pałac Potockich in Cracow in 2024.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Sculpture, no.7/9192631770, Carrara marble
Ewa Wes (Wesołowska) marble sculpture at Pałac Potockich in Cracow
"no.7 from 9192631770 series" sculpture by Ewa Wes, featuring engraved shapes based on still frames from a Wilson cloud chamber, made from Carrara marble and green pigment.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Sculpture, no.7/9192631770, Carrara marble
This sculpture, no.7 from 9192631770 series, by Ewa Wes, was exhibited at Pałac Potockich in 2024. The work, made from Carrara marble and green pigment, reflects on time through engraved shapes based on still frames from a Wilson cloud chamber.
Sculpture "no.7 from 9192631770 series" by Ewa Wes Wesołowska, showing engraved marks based on a Wilson cloud chamber recording, crafted in Carrara marble and green pigment.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Sculpture, no.7/9192631770, Carrara marble
Ewa Wes Wesołowska’s sculpture no.7 from 9192631770 series, made of Carrara marble and green pigment, showcases engraved shapes inspired by Wilson cloud chamber recordings. The title references the scientific definition of one second.
Ewa Wes Wesołowska’s marble sculpture on display at a group exhibition in Pałac Potockich, Kraków – side angle.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Sculpture, no.7/9192631770, Carrara marble
no.7 from 9192631770 series by Ewa Wes, exhibited at Pałac Potockich, Cracow, in 2024, presents a sculpture in white Carrara marble and green pigment, engraved with shapes derived from a one-second recording of a Wilson cloud chamber.
Marble sculpture by Ewa Wes Wesołowska at Pałac Potockich, Kraków – close-up view.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Sculpture, no.7/9192631770, Carrara marble
This sculpture, no.7 from 9192631770 series, by Ewa Wes, was exhibited at Pałac Potockich in 2024. The work, made from white Carrara marble and green pigment, reflects on time through engraved shapes inspired by a Wilson cloud chamber.
Marble sculpture by Ewa Wes Wesołowska displayed at a group exhibition in Pałac Potockich, Kraków.
Ewa Wes Wesolowska, Sculpture, no.7/9192631770, Carrara marble
no.7 from 9192631770 series, exhibited at Pałac Potockich in Cracow, 2024, explores the concept of time through engraved patterns. It’s title references the scientific definition of one second.

no.7 from 9192631770 series

The engraved shapes are based on still frames taken from a one-second recording of a Wilson cloud chamber. The title, 9192631770, refers to the scientific definition of one second: the time it takes for 9,192,631,770 cycles of radiation to occur during the transition between two hyperfine energy levels in the ground state of a caesium-133 atom.

Sculpture

Carrara marble, green pigment
47.5x31cm H48.5cm

Pałac Potockich, Cracow, 2024

no.7 from 9192631770 series

Sculpture

Carrara marble, green pigment
47.5x31cm H48.5cm

Pałac Potockich, Cracow, 2024

The engraved shapes are based on still frames taken from a one-second recording of a Wilson cloud chamber. The title, 9192631770, refers to the scientific definition of one second: the time it takes for 9,192,631,770 cycles of radiation to occur during the transition between two hyperfine energy levels in the ground state of a caesium-133 atom.