Joanna Macura

In the name of the idea that reality shapes thoughts, and thoughts shape reality, the Imaginarium was born—a created world, and thus a world of all possibilities. It is a product of faith in the causative power of beliefs, in the ability to shape one's own existential space. An absolutely imperfect space, yet one that gets closer to a personal sense of perfection with every step taken towards self-awareness. A self-awareness expanded by asking oneself seemingly the simplest questions and constantly searching for and redefining the not-so-simple answers.Using the therapeutic and reflective properties of art, a project was created that fulfills the role of a mirror. These are photographs that were as actively created as they created the author. The Imaginarium is a personal set of banal questions, a diary of rules serving to solidify internal convictions in an imperfect yet fantastical visual frame, reflecting the spirit of faith in the impossible.