Natalia Aronowicz Photography

04/09/2026

30/08/2026

I’m happy to share that three of my photographs are currently on display at The Big Art Show 2026 in Paisley.

The photographs are part of my ongoing series Between Faith and Memory, documenting roadside shrines, crosses and religious landmarks across the Polish landscape.

Standing by roads, at crossroads and in forests, many of these small monuments were created as expressions of faith, gratitude or prayer. Over time, they have also become part of the landscape itself — carrying traces of local history, tradition and memory.

All three photographs are printed, framed and available to purchase at the exhibition.

If you’re in Paisley, I really recommend visiting The Big Art Show. There is a huge variety of work by many different artists to discover — and if you’d like to find my photographs, all three are located on the ground floor.

📍 The Art Department
9–11 Causeyside Street
Paisley, PA1 1UW

📅 29 August – 14 November 2026

25/08/2026

21/07/2026

A few photos from the Glasgow Triathlon 2026 at Bellahouston Park back in May.

My job was to photograph the athletes as they made their way towards the finish line, but I also caught a few moments of support from friends, family and spectators along the way.

If you're looking for someone to capture your sporting event, I'd love to help.

09/06/2026

Between Faith and Memory
- an ongoing series documenting roadside shrines, crosses and religious landmarks within the Polish landscape

03/06/2026

These photographs are part of "Between Faith and Memory", an ongoing series documenting roadside shrines, crosses and religious landmarks within the Polish landscape.

The photographs are shaped by a perspective influenced by migration and distance from the Polish landscape. From this position, these structures reveal meanings beyond religion alone. They become part of a wider story of history and culture, rooted in the landscape. This project documents their presence within the Polish landscape, where still-rural environments continue to evolve and may, over time, be transformed or disappear.

Taken in January 2026, during a winter that blanketed the landscape in quiet, snow-covered stillness.

21/04/2026

A portrait, a landscape, a moment in between.
Leticia.

As always, such a lovely collaboration - thank you ✨