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Diana Lelonek

The work of Diana Lelonek (Poland, 1988) explores relationships between humans and other species. Her projects are critical responses to the processes of over-production, unlimited growth, and our approach to the environment. She uses photography, living matter, and found objects, creating work that is interdisciplinary and often appears at the interface of art and science.

She participated in several international biennale, festivals and group shows at: Riga International Biennale of Contemporary Art RIBOCA; Edith-Russ-Haus for Media Art, Ol- denburg; Center of Contemporary Art, Warsaw; Kunstraum Niederosterriech, Vienna; Temporary Gallery, Cologne; Ballarat Photography Biennale, Australia; Tallin Art Hall; Culturescapes Festival, Basel; Musee de l’Elysee, Lausanne.

  • “Birds (A Funeral Altar)”, 2019. Photographs in wooden, handmade, upcycling frames. Variable measurements
  • “Birds (A Funeral Altar)”, 2019. Photographs in wooden, handmade, upcycling frames. Variable measurements
  • “Birds (A Funeral Altar)”, 2019. Photograph on paper. 24 x 24 cm
  • “Tortulla muralis on main dial from a home electronic device”, 2016. From the series Center for the Living Things. Giclée print on paper. 100 x 77 cm
  • “Different species of plants and moss on plastic packaging”, 2016. From the series Center for the Living Things. Giclée print on paper. 52 x 40 cm
  • “Rubus Caesisus L. (Blackberry) on polystyrene and animal skin”, 2016. From the series Center for the Living Things. Giclée print on paper. 100 x 77 cm
  • “Different species of plants and moss on plastic packaging”, 2016. From the series Center for the Living Things. Giclée print on paper. 52 x 40 cm
  • “Cratoneuron licium, Fragaria L. on animal skin”, 2016. From the series Center for the Living Things. Giclée print on paper. 100 x 77 cm