Poetry Expo 25
/ 7 February 2025
fragments of Nature
inspired by the debut poetry collection "foundations"
Poetry Expo 25
The relationship between humans and nature is complex, shaped by human superiority and dominance over the natural world. In the debut poetry collection foundations, this challenge is explored in depth. To further deepen the connection, the video project fragments of Nature was created, where the language of poetry intertwines with images of the natural world. The videos were produced by Bartosz Mikołajczyk.
The project is part of the subtheme The Ecology of Language - Poetry and Environmental Action.
Author
Urszula Morga
Urszula Morga (Poland) is the author of two books for young readers: “Panda Bonia” and “The River That Searched for the Sea”. She won the 15th National Poetry Competition named after the poet Janusz Różewicz. A graduate of the Krzysztof Kieślowski Film School in Katowice and the Gdynia Film School, she works as a director and voiceover artist. She also runs the Esy-floresy animation studio in Gdynia. A fan of modernist architecture and Pokémon, she follows her own path like a cat but, like a dog, stays loyal to people rather than places. She believes in Nature. Her poetry collection “foundations” marks her poetic debut.
