6/19 Zwierzyniecka Street, Kraków, Poland

I Think I Am Mad Sometimes emerges from the artist’s personal practice of documenting and analysing dreams. At its core is a dream journal in which she records intense, multisensory experiences that unfold between waking consciousness and sleep. These images, emotions and atmospheres become the starting point for her artistic practice. Gajdziszewska approaches dreams as complex structures to be analysed and gradually translated into visual language. An important stage of this process involves generating AI-assisted images, which allow her to revisit recorded dreams, reconstruct their details and reconnect with their sensory qualities. These images subsequently serve as a starting point for the creation of sculptural forms. Rather than offering literal illustrations of dreams, the works seek to capture their internal logic, atmosphere and distinctive structures. The exhibition explores the boundaries of perception and the relationship between memory, imagination and reality, positioning subjective experience as a legitimate source of knowledge and artistic inquiry.

The exhibition was supported by the Department of Culture and National Heritage of the City of Kraków as part of the “Dla sztuki” programme.