​Aleksandra Żurawna is a Polish visual artist specializing in analog collage and photography. Her work stems from a protest against excessive consumerism through upcycling and archival materials. Drawing on Dada tradition, she reuses manufactured goods to give respite to the planet.
​In her compositions, she tackles difficult, marginalized themes inspired by reports and current news. She translates contemporary informational noise and overstimulation into cohesive images. Using seemingly mismatched fragments, she builds a new reality with bold colors and pop art aesthetics.

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