more arrears! Social media really took a lot of my atention. But for those who dont appreciate them,

lets see what happened in my little art worls 🙂

my things are now in Botiga Ama in Tremp! https://www.instagram.com/associacioa

I am not that great with updating this website, but there is always a chance to catch up! So lets see what else happened in 2024:)

…that for the last 8 years i have been deepening knowledge and understanding of methodology of Generative Somatics and it has truly changed my life ❤︎

Since 2019 I have been a teacher assistant and a teacher in practice on the courses of INOURBODIES_ONTHESTREETS collective and this year I finished SOMATIC COACHING COURSE at Strozzi Institute .

I am more than happy to support groups and individual activists with this tools and holistic, politically aware approach so you can contact me if you or your group need this kind of support. I hope to make a website soon that would give more info, but for now, just this small mentioning, about what I also do, next to drawing and fighting for reproductive justice!

 

Asia bordowa art portfolio 2024

 

Current work and pleasures!

 

https://www.queercurrents.com/

AsiaBordowaPortfolio2023

When I moved to Amsterdam, I experienced a lot of shame around coming from Poland. Here, as in many other Western European cities Eastern Europeans can be looked down upon – even though we still possess the privileges of being white. There is a lot of stereotypes around, for example, being thieves and drinking too much. Back then polish ruling party was doing horrible things (as they still are) like initiating aggression towards lgbtq+ community and refugees, limiting (already scarce) access to abortion, lying, stealing, destroying public finances and democracy. All served in catholic and patriotic narrative of defending Poland. I didn’t want to be associated with that. I was happy when someone didn’t guess my accent or when I didn’t have to explain where I came from.
At the same time being an immigrant was hard. And being an immigrant who doesn’t know how to relate to where they come from was even harder. Like a weird, painful wound I could not understand.

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So proud I was accepted to this project and could draw a mini zine about Boring Future of Abortion!

Read it here:

https://www.makeinroads.org/get-involved/fellowships/past/Asia