Intimacy As A Subject Matter With Joanna Pilarczyk Radecka

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12/14/22 • 35 min

Mona is beyond thrilled to share her interview with a London-based artist Joanna Pilarczyk Radecka. In her current body of work, Joanna focuses on a relaxing atmosphere, intimacy, femininity, self-awareness and her relationship with nature.

After finding herself in a new city and country 10 years ago, she started looking for opportunities to exhibit her work while learning to be braver and more confident in her abilities and skills. She shares her insights from the London art scene and gives great advice on how to increase your visibility through showing up consistently and reaching out to galleries and art organisations.

Join them as they chat about growth as an artist while creating a cohesive and recognisable body of work.

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Join them as they chat about growth as an artist while creating a cohesive and recognisable body of work.

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