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Arch it e ctu ra l training shaped my sense of space, but drawing and ritual became the core of my visual language. I explore how memory, tradition, and place intertwine, creating site-specific installations and mixed-media works that invite viewers to pause and reflect. As I continue my studies at Ghent's Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK), I am developing projects that fuse ritual, memory, and transformative spaces, drawing on Polish rural heritage and myth to explore how culture is carried through tangible forms.…Arch it e ctu ra l training shaped my sense of space, but drawing and ritual became the core of my visual language. I explore how memory, tradition, and place intertwine, creating site-specific installations and mixed-media works that invite viewers to pause and reflect. As I continue my studies at Ghent's Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK), I am developing projects that fuse ritual, memory, and transformative spaces, drawing on Polish rural heritage and myth to explore how culture is carried through tangible forms.

Agata Wala

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Arch it e ctu ra l training shaped my sense of space, but drawing and ritual became the core of my visual language. I explore how memory, tradition, and place intertwine, creating site-specific installations and mixed-media works that invite viewers to pause and reflect. As I continue my studies at Ghent's Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK), I am developing projects that fuse ritual, memory, and transformative spaces, drawing on Polish rural heritage and myth to explore how culture is carried through tangible forms.…Arch it e ctu ra l training shaped my sense of space, but drawing and ritual became the core of my visual language. I explore how memory, tradition, and place intertwine, creating site-specific installations and mixed-media works that invite viewers to pause and reflect. As I continue my studies at Ghent's Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK), I am developing projects that fuse ritual, memory, and transformative spaces, drawing on Polish rural heritage and myth to explore how culture is carried through tangible forms.

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Arch it e ctu ra l training shaped my sense of space, but drawing and ritual became the core of my visual language. I explore how memory, tradition, and place intertwine, creating site-specific installations and mixed-media works that invite viewers to pause and reflect.

As I continue my studies at Ghent’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK), I am developing projects that fuse ritual, memory, and transformative spaces, drawing on Polish rural heritage and myth to explore how culture is carried through tangible forms.