There are objects that, over time, cease to be just objects. They become witnesses to history, symbols of community, and carriers of memory about people, places, and events. Such is the case with the banners, created over decades in Anna Korybut-Dziemidowicz's studio. Stitch by stitch, hour by hour. Today, part of this extraordinary legacy can be seen in Barczewo at an exhibition celebrating the 55th anniversary of her artistic work.
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There are objects that, over time, cease to be just objects. They become witnesses to history, symbols of community, and carriers of memory about people, places, and events. Such is the case with the banners, created over decades in Anna Korybut-Dziemidowicz's studio. Stitch by stitch, hour by hour. Today, part of this extraordinary legacy can be seen in Barczewo at an exhibition celebrating the 55th anniversary of her artistic work.