The common thread that weaves through their work is the exploration of transformations, migrations, and the absence of a defined “home.” These themes serve as catalysts for profound inquiries into identity, nationality, and corporeality, pushing the boundaries of what it means to be a woman and an artist.

Barbara Falender consciously crosses artistic boundaries, staging a revolt within the communist regime. Iza Jagiełło’s work delves into the abstract boundaries imposed by patriarchy, while Lia Dostlieva explores historical trauma. Aleksandra Karpowicz uses the body as the sole place of possible residence, while Ida Karkoszka investigates the possibility of mammal bodies providing sustenance irrespective of their place of residence.
 The exhibition’s narrative perfectly matches the character of the island – a place that has been a combination of different geographies and histories for thousands of years.