28 November – 12 December 2025
Potocki Palace, Kraków, Poland
Curator: Robert Domżalski

I’m Fine is an immersive exploration of a contemporary world that can no longer be fully understood through conventional categories of aesthetics or logic. Drawing on biomimicry, new media, and transdisciplinary approaches, Adrianna Gajdziszewska constructs a multilayered narrative reflecting the complexity and contradictions of contemporary reality.

The exhibition brings together an entirely new body of work, presented to the public for the first time. The works incorporate a wide range of materials and technologies, including welded steel, CNC-cut and perforated sheet metal, 3D printing, UV light, and recycled materials.

Inspired by biological mechanisms, natural structures, and the adaptive strategies of living organisms, Gajdziszewska creates speculative, hybrid forms that merge human-made artefacts, cultural codes, and organic patterns. Her visual book of signs becomes an imagined encyclopedia of liquid modernity, in which objects function as carriers of knowledge, emotions, memories, and references to contemporary media culture.

At the heart of the exhibition lies an attempt to examine the condition of contemporary humanity: overwhelmed by information, increasingly shaped by automation, and constantly compelled to adapt and redefine its identity. Moving between the intimate and the global, scientific inquiry and aesthetic transformation, Gajdziszewska’s practice challenges established distinctions between nature and technology, the organic and the artificial.

I’m Fine proposes an alternative way of perceiving reality, one grounded in interconnectedness, multiplicity, and ambiguity.