Jarniewicz and Świerkocki Ask… Urszula Zajączkowska at Pałac Alfreda Biedermanna

Prof. Zajączkowska not only has excellent knowledge of anatomy, biomechanics, aerodynamics and plant movements, but can also discuss them in an engaging and accessible way. As if that weren't enough, she is also the initiator of the Grove of Memory of Wołomin Jews, director of the Literary Festival in Wołomin, and creator of numerous artistic projects – from photography and video to installations and film forms. Last year she authored a permanent exhibition in the Polish pavilion at EXPO in Osaka. In Wołomin, where she lives, she has her own garden, because, as she says, "if you have a garden, you need nothing more to see the foundation of life and death – everything is there. In the edge of a leaf and the air, in a flower bud and a clod of earth." During the meeting, the hosts will ask their guest about, among other things, whether one can...