We claim the space that we deserve – Olga Plesińska talks to Gluers
Gluers Against Violence Against Women – a feminist voice of the streets is not nice nor acquiescent Translation: Michał Toński The Gluers movement started in France. Marguerite Stern, a former activist of Femen, started to single-handedly post stories of women murdered by their partners, on the walls of Marseille. She was the first to use […]
Photography on the battlefront of an interspecies war – Olga Plesińska talks with Andrew Skowron
Translation: Michał Toński ‘Preserving “emphatic images” is my job. I believe that animal breeding has no right to be a hermetic part of our world. An investigative photographer’s duty is to unnerve the audience with images of the abuse that is going on there, so that no animal is forgotten in its tragedy. I do […]
Stray cats by Olga Plesińska
A free living cat, basically half-wild, passes under the feet, finds a quiet place to sleep in an abandoned building. Every morning shows up at the door of a shop or restaurant and waits for breakfast. And usually gets it. If not – will find something for himself in the bin. Stray cat lives with […]