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PAC Satellite Exhibit @ PMLIB Claire Davidson Siegel Gallery Motion in Light | Alina Wilczynski September 4 – October 26, 2024
Reception and interactive light experience October 5 @ 2:00 PM
Located @ 54 E Main St, Patchogue, NY 11772
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Every action, thought and imagining — as energy — leaves a record, a trail of its existence, its expansion over time and its intertwining with every other action, thought and imagining.
With an inward vision, if we allow ourselves to explore what this observed light and color might look like, the act (and art) of sharing our work, our passions, our dreams takes on an entirely new form.
About Alina Wilczynski
Alina sees the possibilities for Light Painting everywhere, which keeps her up most nights dreaming of ways to introduce the technique to a greater audience of other artists, content creators and performers, athletes, academics and entrepreneurs, organizations and institutions, adventurers, students, and children of all ages.
Wilczynski has designed, photographed, and/or directed campaigns for a diverse range of clients — from corporate to mom & pop, non-profits to municipalities to cabaret singers — including M&M/Mars, Robin Hood Foundation, Queens Council on the Arts, LOGO Channel, Sierra Club, Town of Southampton, Costume Designer Eric Winterling, Tony-Award Winning Sound Designer Clive Goodwin, and Plus-Size Model Emme. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and community spaces throughout the New York City area.
Wilczynski has also organized and/or photographed events featuring entrepreneurs and executives, filmmakers and playwrights, authors, artists, and athletes at venues big and small, including MoMA, Asia Society & Museum, American Folk Art Museum, and various galleries, boardrooms, and backyards.
Yet, after all of her career experiences, nothing has been as moving, fulfilling, or humbling as rediscovering light painting photography and bringing others into the art-making process with it, whether for business or educational purposes or for pure spontaneous fun.
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