”Everything was Forever, Until it Wasn’t” is a captivating and enchanting art exhibition that pays homage to the breathtaking beauty of Icelandic flora. Nestled in a land where nature’s splendor is fleeting due to the country’s unique geography, this exhibition is a celebration of the ephemeral beauty that blooms and flourishes, even if for just a brief moment.

In Iceland, summer arrives like a fleeting whisper, gone in the blink of an eye. As the festivities of the First Day of Summer approach, I extend a warm invitation to join me at Opið space, where we can collectively indulge in the wondrous world of flowers and nature. Get a taste of what awaits, as we immerse ourselves in the ephemeral splendor of Icelandic summer.

About the Artist
Zuzanna Jadwiga Wrona was originally brought up in Poland, moved to Iceland at the age of 15 – that’s where most of her artistic lookout developed. Later she achieved a bachelor’s degree in Arts and Design at the university of arts in Prague, Czech Republic. Her work explores the relationship between multiculturalism and life as performance. With influences as diverse as Ginsberg and Francis Bacon, new tensions are distilled from both traditional and modern structures.