- Imagine this — the same object,
but two different worlds.
By day — a calm image.
Under UV light — an explosion of colors,
details that couldn’t be seen before; a new meaning.
This is fluorescence.
When the invisible becomes visible.
When light not only illuminates
— it transforms.
Fluorescent art lives a double life.
By day — one thing.
In the dark — something entirely different.
As if the artist hid a layer only for those
who switch on the lamp. - UV galeria — the first and only space
in Poland entirely dedicated to fluorescent art.
Here, light interacts with color.
Here, paintings don’t just hang — they wait
to be switched on.
Installations, interior design objects, paintings
— everything that glows from within.
And everyone who takes a piece home receives a UV lamp
as a gift, so the magic continues in your room.
We’re not just a gallery.
We’re a light laboratory.
We search, we discover, we give the stage to new creators.
We’re open to collaborations.
We love experiments.
EYEBALLS
Acrylic, nails, threads, artificial plants, LED diodes, Swarovski crystals, on plywood.
9000
zł
80x120 cm / 2023
EYEBALLS
SYSTEM OF LOVE
Acrylic, nails, threads, artificial plants, Swarovski crystals, on plywood.
8000
zł
80x120 cm / 2023
SYSTEM OF LOVE
Katja Lisitina
Founder & Artist
I am an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of applied arts, installation, and graphic art.
I create artworks using the string art technique, employing threads and nails that glow under ultraviolet light, as well as installations made from natural materials — branches, bark, and plants — designed for outdoor art and music festivals.
I am drawn to the beauty of landscapes, which is why I experiment with color, texture, and lighting effects. In my projects, I combine ornament and geometric patterns with natural materials, striving to ensure that my works harmoniously blend with their surroundings.
I create artworks using the string art technique, employing threads and nails that glow under ultraviolet light, as well as installations made from natural materials — branches, bark, and plants — designed for outdoor art and music festivals.
I am drawn to the beauty of landscapes, which is why I experiment with color, texture, and lighting effects. In my projects, I combine ornament and geometric patterns with natural materials, striving to ensure that my works harmoniously blend with their surroundings.