Angelika Mus-Nowak

A graduate of architecture at the Krakow University of Technology, and currently a PhD student in philosophy at the Department of Philosophy of Natural Sciences at the Jagiellonian University. A unique combination of an artistic soul with a strict mind. She is fascinated by nature, which she looks at through the eyes of a scientist. Her works, beneath the surface of impressionist landscapes, constitute an in-depth study of physical phenomena observable in nature. The propagation of the wave, the scattering of light - these non-obvious determinants of the appearance of the world - are the actual subject of her paintings. Usually, she is inspired by reflective mood and philosophical thoughts. Philosophy is the art of wondering and asking about seemingly simple matters. Philosophers usually use words, but you can also use images. Exhibitions: 2017 (June): author's exhibition entitled "What you can't talk about, you have to paint about" in Branch 21 of the Krakow Library. 2016 (December): XL ATP post-competition exhibition, MOK Nowy Targ. 2016 (February): author's graphic exhibition at the Student Club "Żaczek", Krakow. 2015 (January): author's exhibition of pastels in the gallery of the Faculty of Architecture of the CUT, Krakow. 2013 (December): author's exhibition of graphics at the Student Club "Żaczek", Krakow. 2013 (June): collective exhibition "Młodzi w Architecture", Częstochowa. 2010 (October): collective exhibition "Krakow - visions of public spaces" at the Krakow City Hall, Krakow. 2010 (November): collective exhibition "Krakow's Kazimierz, Jordan Park" at the Gallery of the Krakow University of Technology GIL, Krakow.