• Natalia Romik

  • Installation View: Hand and Trapdoor, 2023, Ben Hunter, London, UK
  • Installation View: Hideouts. The Architecture of Survival, 2024, Jewish Museum Frankfurt, Frankfurt, Germany
  • Jad, 2012, plywood, high-impact polystyrene, rubber wheels, toolkit, plastic, fog generator, paper, chalk, smoke, solar lamp
  • Hand and Trapdoor, 2023, Ben Hunter, London, UK
  • Installation View: Hideouts. The Architecture of Survival, 2022, Zachęta National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, Poland
  • Detail: Trapdoor (Zhovkva), 2022, resin, silver leaf, soil, steel rods, wooden base
  • Installation View: Hideouts. The Architecture of Survival, 2022, Kunsthalle TRAFO, Szczecin, Poland
  • Installation View: Fellow Travellers. Art as a tool to change the world, 2024, ZKM Center for Art and Media, Karlsruhe, Germany
  • Installation View: Materializing. Contemporary Art and the Shoah in Poland, nsdoku, Munich, Germany
  • Predator, 2009
  • Installation View: Beit Almin – Eternal Home, 2018, permanent exhibition at Bródno Jewish Cemetery, Warsaw, Poland (exhibition design with Senna Collective)
  • Installation View: The Nomadic Shtetl Archive, 2016, Kock, Poland
  • Installation View: The Dream-Catcher, 2014, Making the City, Copenhagen, Denmark (with Sebastian Kucharuk)