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From her earliest years, journeys to foreign countries exert new influences. But there are also journeys into an inner world, which allow us to explore areas we were previously unaware of.
Greta J. ZnojemSKY's recent work includes drawings on metal foil. Under pressure, this assumes a relief-like character, giving the work added depth. A layer of paint makes selected sections merge into the shadows, emphasising the polarity between light and shade. Many of the works are conceived in twin form. In others, their reduction into component parts is a key element, making it possible to re-assemble them in different forms. Work in three dimensions opens the way into such diverse fields as fetishes and masks, slow changes and sudden transformations. Three-dimensional exhibits such as stones appeal to the sense of touch as well as sight. A whole new field of experience is opened up by the feel and sight of soapstone, alabaster, papier-mache, everyday utensils ... in fact, anything you may find or which comes, literally, to hand.

Panorama of Life Series, 2nd H

1998
50x70cm

Panorama of Life, Field 4

2000-2003
38x38cm on 50x50cm

’Uzbek’

2003
aluminium, acrylic
158 x 70cm

’Flying or Falling’

2003
acrylic, wax crayon, tempera on cartridge paper on foamboard,
122 x 130cm

"old woman2"

2006
prints,
30 x 42cm

"Old Woman1"

2006
linoleum print
30 x 42cm

"Genius at the age of 14"

2006
Fotography, pencil on paper
70 x 100cm