Aleksandra Jarlas
is an artist, curator, and art educator with extensive experience guiding artistic projects from conception to completion, always aiming to make art accessible, relevant, and participatory. Her practice moves between artistic production and postartistic inquiry. Working across painting, print, drawing, and installation, she engages mythology, spirituality, and cultural memory as active tools for constructing contemporary visual narratives. Her work examines how symbolic systems shape collective imaginaries of identity, with particular attention to gender, corporeality, and women’s agency within socio-political structures. She approaches the body as a contested territory and art as a site where meaning, power, and affect are negotiated.
