Stillness in Motion

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Limited Edition Print

Discover the artwork that launched Olga Ziemska Studio with this exclusive limited-edition photographic print of Stillness in Motion. Created in 2002 at the Center of Polish Sculpture in Poland, this site-specific environmental sculpture was meticulously created from hand-stacked locally reclaimed willow branches, forming the figure of a life-size standing woman.

As the first work in the artist’s ongoing series titled Stillness in Motion: The Matka Series, this piece explores the concept of place through the use of native trees, reflecting on themes of origin, connection, and transformation. The Polish word Matka means “mother,” symbolizing creation and our first physical environment—the womb. Featured in Sculpture Magazine in 2003, this artwork continues to resonate, finding new life across the internet every year and inspiring artists, nature lovers, and environmentalists worldwide.

This limited-edition print immortalizes a sculpture designed to return to nature, transforming its ephemeral beauty into a lasting, collectible piece. Each print is individually numbered and comes with an artist-signed Certificate of Authenticity. Once sold out, no additional prints will be produced.

Welcome this universal origin story into your space and bring environmental art indoors.

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Limited Edition Print

Discover the artwork that launched Olga Ziemska Studio with this exclusive limited-edition photographic print of Stillness in Motion. Created in 2002 at the Center of Polish Sculpture in Poland, this site-specific environmental sculpture was meticulously created from hand-stacked locally reclaimed willow branches, forming the figure of a life-size standing woman.

As the first work in the artist’s ongoing series titled Stillness in Motion: The Matka Series, this piece explores the concept of place through the use of native trees, reflecting on themes of origin, connection, and transformation. The Polish word Matka means “mother,” symbolizing creation and our first physical environment—the womb. Featured in Sculpture Magazine in 2003, this artwork continues to resonate, finding new life across the internet every year and inspiring artists, nature lovers, and environmentalists worldwide.

This limited-edition print immortalizes a sculpture designed to return to nature, transforming its ephemeral beauty into a lasting, collectible piece. Each print is individually numbered and comes with an artist-signed Certificate of Authenticity. Once sold out, no additional prints will be produced.

Welcome this universal origin story into your space and bring environmental art indoors.