I had a complete crush on the work of Wanda Kujacz. Her photographs are quite remarkable; her mix media work is just unique. Kujacz uses photoshop and proceeds like a visual DJ with images she founds in her personal archive for inserts and collages. She sometimes adds poetic drawings. “The majority of my work is inspired by unbelievable stories I have heard from my Polish Grand-Ma when I was a little girl while living with her; absurd, surreal, incredible stories she believed in and so did I and do I, like an escape, an door constantly open to something else…”. Wanda is represented by Julie Séguinier at “La Maroquinerie” www.juliesagency.com.
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