Kalina Wińska
Kalina Wińska
Kalina Winska is a Seattle-based visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of environmental reality, climate modeling, and speculative design. Raised in Poland, Winska earned MFAs from both The Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław and the University of Florida. Working on canvas, wood panels, and paper, her paintings translate atmospheric weather patterns, data fields, and virtual landscapes into intricate visual systems.
A former Associate Professor of Art at Valdosta State University, Winska has completed international residencies including the Vermont Studio Center, T.A.K.T. Berlin, and Studio Kura in Japan. Her work has been exhibited extensively across North America, Europe, and Asia, presenting a compelling dialogue between natural ecosystems and their technological translations.
Kalina Winska is a Seattle-based visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of environmental reality, climate modeling, and speculative design. Raised in Poland, Winska earned MFAs from both The Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław and the University of Florida. Working on canvas, wood panels, and paper, her paintings translate atmospheric weather patterns, data fields, and virtual landscapes into intricate visual systems.
A former Associate Professor of Art at Valdosta State University, Winska has completed international residencies including the Vermont Studio Center, T.A.K.T. Berlin, and Studio Kura in Japan. Her work has been exhibited extensively across North America, Europe, and Asia, presenting a compelling dialogue between natural ecosystems and their technological translations.
Kalina Winska is a Seattle-based visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of environmental reality, climate modeling, and speculative design. Raised in Poland, Winska earned MFAs from both The Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław and the University of Florida. Working on canvas, wood panels, and paper, her paintings translate atmospheric weather patterns, data fields, and virtual landscapes into intricate visual systems.
A former Associate Professor of Art at Valdosta State University, Winska has completed international residencies including the Vermont Studio Center, T.A.K.T. Berlin, and Studio Kura in Japan. Her work has been exhibited extensively across North America, Europe, and Asia, presenting a compelling dialogue between natural ecosystems and their technological translations.
Kalina Winska is a Seattle-based visual artist whose practice explores the intersection of environmental reality, climate modeling, and speculative design. Raised in Poland, Winska earned MFAs from both The Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław and the University of Florida. Working on canvas, wood panels, and paper, her paintings translate atmospheric weather patterns, data fields, and virtual landscapes into intricate visual systems.
A former Associate Professor of Art at Valdosta State University, Winska has completed international residencies including the Vermont Studio Center, T.A.K.T. Berlin, and Studio Kura in Japan. Her work has been exhibited extensively across North America, Europe, and Asia, presenting a compelling dialogue between natural ecosystems and their technological translations.
In Strata, Kalina Winska presents paintings that map the atmospheric and meteorological levels of our changing planet, bringing a speculative, data-driven dimension to the exhibition’s physical terrain. While Strata examines physical compression and accumulated time on earth, Winska turns her focus upward to the climate fields, weather patterns, and digital models that surround us.
Her works layer precise technological diagrams over fluid, organic color fields, creating visual systems that mirror the complex strata of the atmosphere. By blurring the line between environmental reality and virtual translation, Winska reveals how scientific data, climate shifts, and human observation form their own distinct layers of record. Her paintings serve as a critical environmental stratum within the show—demonstrating that the sky, like the earth and body, carries an enduring, measurable history.
In Strata, Kalina Winska presents paintings that map the atmospheric and meteorological levels of our changing planet, bringing a speculative, data-driven dimension to the exhibition’s physical terrain. While Strata examines physical compression and accumulated time on earth, Winska turns her focus upward to the climate fields, weather patterns, and digital models that surround us.
Her works layer precise technological diagrams over fluid, organic color fields, creating visual systems that mirror the complex strata of the atmosphere. By blurring the line between environmental reality and virtual translation, Winska reveals how scientific data, climate shifts, and human observation form their own distinct layers of record. Her paintings serve as a critical environmental stratum within the show—demonstrating that the sky, like the earth and body, carries an enduring, measurable history.
