The first week after the opening of the exhibition “Liquid Tongues” at the Polish Pavilion in Venice. 💙
“Visually and sonically, the pavilion feels almost meditative, like a space of slowing down amid the chaos of this year’s Biennale, but beneath that silence lies a deeply political work. Liquid Tongues speaks about marginalized languages, about cultures that are disappearing, but also about how closely the very act of communication is connected to power.”
– Bojana Jovanović /
@vogue.adria
“Bodies in red costumes, doubled against deep blue waters, recur throughout the film, evoking the sensation of looking into a lake where reflection exists across two worlds.”
– Nicole Marianna Wityczak /
@hube.magazine
“At a moment when hyperconnectivity increasingly coexists with alienation and communicative overload, the Polish Pavilion proposes a radically different model of coexistence—based on heightened attentiveness to difference and interdependence—by exposing the multiplicity of ways humans and non-humans perceive and inhabit the world.”
– Elisa Carollo /
@observer
📹 Kuba Celej
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Liquid Tongues
artists: Bogna Burska
@bogna_burska , Daniel Kotowski
@kotowski.daniel
curators: Ewa Chomicka
@ewa.xom , Jolanta Woszczenko
@wos.jola
choreography: Alicja Czyczel
@alicja__czyczel
music: Aleksandra Gryka
cinematography: Magda Mosiewicz
@magda.mosiewicz
performers: Chór w Ruchu
@chorwruchu , Natalia Wilk
@wilknatala.dancendepth
#JęzykiZWody #BiennaleArte #BiennaleArte2026 #PolishPavilion #PolishPavilion2026