"You tap in to this oneness and become part of the universe as a whole".

       Stephen Richards 

"These canvases are immersed in creative thinking. They show us as through a telescope pointed at the sky the contemplation of parallel and future universes, of fulfilled and happy realms, without bombs, where the soul closed to the din of the disordered world works on an art that is consolation. Thinking of the great artists of the past, these works remind me of Mird ones. He was convinced that art should fulfill that inner need that man feels at the moment when he wants to escape from present reality, to take refuge in a habitable, reconciled world, and thus discover the religious essence and the magical sense of things.

Elzbieta Wilk, like Miro, seeks that atmosphere and light that can paint the earth she inhabits and especially the sky above her. Mire therefore, makes the series of Constellations that see the light of day at a time when the denunciation against the brutality of man's action against his fellow man and against the rest of creation becomes more bitter. Wilk is concerned with cosmic consciousness, the given thought on which the whole is based. The artist through her painting seems to want to affirm that no matter how great, evil cannot completely degenerate the world."

Federica D'Avanzo
Art Curator