The exhibition showcases Marek Bimer’s artistic practice, featuring his latest monumental works alongside earlier pieces that have evolved over more than four decades. Light installations and objects that blend sculptural form with light play a significant role in the show. The exhibition also includes two works from the dela.art collection – Save the Oceans (2019) and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (2022). Both pieces highlight the diversity of the artist’s interests and his freedom in employing various techniques and modes of expression.

The exhibition occupies over 1,200 m² of post-industrial space in a former pharmaceutical warehouse on Barska Street in Warsaw. The building’s raw, industrial character enhances the impact of the artworks. Designed as an immersive experience, the exhibition engages the senses and emotions of its visitors. Through scenography, sound, and lighting interventions, it guides the audience through successive layers of meaning, opening new ways to experience the relationship between art and design.

The dela.art collection, together with Eneris, is pleased to be a partner of the event.

Curator: Natalia Bimer