Snapshot From Childhood
Fine art giclée print on 310gsm Hahnemühle German Etching. Limited edition of 150.
- Museum-quality inks and paper
- Archival lifespan of up to 200 years
- Includes a certificate of authenticity
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Artist's Statement
I am a mixed media visual artist who has developed a unique approach to the art process where old materials are upcycled and reused to reduce waste and support the circular economy. I blend practical skills and techniques in search of new solutions to create my prints, paintings, tapestries, and sculptural objects.
My practice is informed by the environment. I perceive the world from the perspective of a mature woman who has experienced social changes triggered not only by varied stages of life and time passing but also by a migrant background. Through art, I comment, praise, or question the reality relevant to me, aiming to stimulate the audience to critical thinking regarding obvious, often stereotypical aspects of life.
I am inspired by Polish Critical Art of the 1990s and contribute to the discourse on identity concerning feminism, the human condition, and the ecology of places.
Biography
Olga Anacka is a multidisciplinary visual artist working across installation, sculpture and participatory practice. Her work investigates the intersections of personal experience, social histories and the natural environment. Recent projects, ‘Patching Femininity’ (2024) and ‘BeautyMyths’ (2025), established a distinct shift towards ecofeminist, site-responsive installations with sound. Anacka graduated with an MA in Art Education and Sculpture from the University of the Arts in Poznań, Poland, in 2004. Her practice has been supported by the Arts Council of Ireland, VISUAL Carlow, Polish Arts Festival, and local County Councils. Her residencies include BLAST, Cill Rialaig, Riverbank Arts Centre, Leitrim Sculpture Centre, and Tyrone Guthrie Centre. In 2026, she was awarded a Culture and Health Platform project.
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About the Artist
Olga Anacka
Olga Anacka is a multidisciplinary visual artist working across installation, sculpture and participatory practice. Her work investigates the intersections of personal experience, social histories and the natural environment. Recent projects, ‘Patching Femininity’ (2024) and ‘BeautyMyths’ (2025), established a distinct shift towards ecofeminist, site-responsive installations with sound. Anacka graduated with an MA in Art Education and Sculpture from the University of the Arts in Poznań, Poland, in 2004. Her practice has been supported by the Arts Council of Ireland, VISUAL Carlow, Polish Arts Festival, and local County Councils. Her residencies include BLAST, Cill Rialaig, Riverbank Arts Centre, Leitrim Sculpture Centre, and Tyrone Guthrie Centre. In 2026, she was awarded a Culture and Health Platform project.