"Orange Zone" - Exhibition by Piotr Gonzaga Myszkowski.

What would happen if you left everything familiar behind for a moment? If you let color and light lead you to a place where minimalism becomes an escape? "Orange Zone" is not just an exhibition. It's an opportunity to step outside the hustle and bustle of everyday life for a moment and find balance in simplicity. The artist, known for his minimalist expression, creates a space where silence speaks more than thousands of stimuli. This event would not have happened if it were not for the seemingly accidental meeting of artist Piotr Gonzaga Myszkowski and entrepreneurs Marcin Pawlowski and Piotr Tomaszewski. Two distant worlds - art and business - came together, opening up a space for conversation that no one expected. "Orange Zone" is the result of this non-obvious collaboration - a place where minimalism becomes a bridge between the intuition of the creator and the strategy of the entrepreneur.We look forward to seeing you at the Marine Science Center! The exhibition will last until June 10, 2025 *Artist Piotr Gonzaga Myszkowski - contemporary painter and performer, born in 1968 in Poznan. He studied art with Richard Fritz. In 1991 the artist moved to London and gained international recognition. In 2002 he returned to his hometown to open his atelier, the Grand Gallery, at which time he founded an art salon with a group of young Polish artists and poets. In 2005, he founded the Maximilian Myszkowski Foundation, a tribute to the artist's grandfather, one of the most recognized Polish photographers of the 20th century. Later, in 2016, Piotr Myszkowski opened Atelier Myszkowski - Gallery of Modern Art in Poznań. The artist is known for his minimalist, even ascetic graphic expression. Myszkowski uses clean lines and shapes to convey the idea of well-organized chaos. He wants to share his inspiration with and stimulate the audience. The white canvas symbolizes freshness and a yearning for action. A single individual can change the world by standing in opposition to it, just as a silhouette contrasts with a white background. The pure forms used in his work perfectly reflect the saying "less is more." His works have been exhibited in Poland, England, Spain, France, Monaco and Monte Carlo.