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Jan Baszak's Letztraum Exhibition Explores Interspecies Architecture at ZAMEK Culture Centre

exhibition · 2026-04-13

In 2025, Jan Baszak, an artist originally from Poland and now based in Berlin, unveiled his solo exhibition titled "Letztraum" at the ZAMEK Culture Centre in Poznań. The exhibition, curated by Jagna Domżalska and Kamil Mizgała, showcased textile and metal structures designed as habitats for interspecies coexistence. Baszak's sculptures incorporate reclaimed textiles and altered metal, delving into themes of counterfeit design. Notable recent exhibitions include "Dead Dogs Don't Die" at SLUG in Leipzig (2024) and "Skinned And Spinned" at the WHOISPOLA/Constellation Festival in Warsaw (2025). A PhD candidate at the Academy of Arts in Szczecin, he earned his degree from the University of Fine Arts in Poznań in 2017. His work has been documented by photographer Filip Preis and featured at Vienna Contemporary 2025 and "1.90 m" at CSW Zamek Ujazdowski in Warsaw.

Key facts

  • Jan Baszak presented solo exhibition "Letztraum" at ZAMEK Culture Centre in Poznań in 2025
  • Baszak works with reclaimed textiles, metal, and post-human residues in sculpture and installation
  • The artist is represented by WHOISPOLA gallery in Warsaw
  • Baszak was born in Szczecin, Poland in 1994 and currently lives in Berlin, Germany
  • He graduated from University of Fine Arts in Poznań (2017) and Academy of Arts in Szczecin (2019)
  • Recent exhibitions include shows at Vienna Contemporary 2025, SLUG Leipzig, and Constellation Festival Warsaw
  • The Letztraum exhibition was curated by Jagna Domżalska and Kamil Mizgała
  • Baszak is currently pursuing a PhD at Academy of Arts in Szczecin

Entities

Artists

  • Jan Baszak
  • Filip Preis
  • Artur Malewski
  • Jagna Domżalska
  • Kamil Mizgała

Institutions

  • ZAMEK Culture Centre
  • WHOISPOLA
  • University of Fine Arts, Poznań
  • Academy of Arts, Szczecin
  • CSW Zamek Ujazdowski
  • SLUG
  • Constellation Festival
  • Vienna Contemporary
  • Catapult

Locations

  • Poznań
  • Poland
  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • Szczecin
  • Warsaw
  • Leipzig
  • Vienna

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