‘When defining a given woman’s character, the artist applies numerology and private symbolism arbitrarily. Works in various sizes are always in negative to make memories less realistic. The work 2, 3, triangleadapts contrariwise the ideal of the triangle symbolism and a sign from the Christian iconography to a female belly button. This action has a surrealist meaning. Another very interesting photograph is 3, 6, 11, gobletwhere the drawing on the body seems to be spatial.  9, 45 attracts attention by its mirror reflection and turning upside down which results in its becoming not only metaphoric and slightly ironic – as the female buttocks resemble shaven heads – but also formally interesting. In the middle of the composition there is a sign which may be associated with a coffin. The photograph 44, 22 is the culmination of the cycle as the body(-ies) has acquired an abstract form, irrelevant to physicality or femininity. In its middle an elongated rectangle has been placed as a sign of perfect balance. 0, 5, 66, reverse Y is a surprising work – in a positive sense – where a private body part has been enigmatically compared to the sign Y. Both 7, 46 and 26 are very interesting where two crossing lines stretch between the hands and join in the number 26, a metaphor of the woman and her body – and all this originally framed.’

Krzysztof Jurecki – art critic