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2024 Jarasum Jazz X Katarzyna Bogucka


My intention was to provoke smiles from people looking at my work. I'm sure those who join the festival are looking for good music. They will also find a great atmosphere, space they can relax in, people they can identify with. These are the precious and fleeting moments and I wanted to show them by adding some soap bubbles in the project. I believe participants will find comparable joy to that of a child.


Working on that project was a great pleasure especially as I got a foretaste of the festival by listening to Polish bands that are going to perform at Jarasum ( Możdżer, Błoto, Kinga Głyk with the Band and Immortal Onion). I'm completely unable to listen to podcasts, or any other music than jazz during work, so it came very natural to hear our representatives. It is great to listen again to some of them and get to know the others. I wish all the participants to have a wonderful time during the Jarasum Jazz Festival!


Katarzyna Bogucka

Katarzyna Bogucka


Katarzyna Bogucka is an illustrator from Poland who graduated with a degree in painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland. She works in various fields, including magazine illustrations, children's book illustrations, and street art. She enjoys creating illustrations in her unique style and is also an author of children's stories.


Ms. Bogucka's work is renowned for its geometric and modern forms, as well as its original color schemes. Her distinctive style has earned her numerous accolades, including the gold medal at the prestigious Satyrykon Competition in Poland in 2015, which has a 46-year history. She also received awards at the Łódź International Design Festival in Poland in 2013, 2014, and 2015. In Korea, she gained recognition by winning the Special Prize at the Nami Island International Illustration Concours in Seoul in 2013.


The official visuals of the 21st Jarasum Jazz Festival were made possible with the support of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Poland and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.


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2024 Jarasum Jazz X Katarzyna Bogucka

My intention was to provoke smiles from people looking at my work. I'm sure those who join the festival are looking for good music. They will also find a great atmosphere, space they can relax in, people they can identify with. These are the precious and fleeting moments and I wanted to show them by adding some soap bubbles in the project. I believe participants will find comparable joy to that of a child.


Working on that project was a great pleasure especially as I got a foretaste of the festival by listening to Polish bands that are going to perform at Jarasum ( Możdżer, Błoto, Kinga Głyk with the Band and Immortal Onion). I'm completely unable to listen to podcasts, or any other music than jazz during work, so it came very natural to hear our representatives. It is great to listen again to some of them and get to know the others. I wish all the participants to have a wonderful time during the Jarasum Jazz Festival!


Katarzyna Bogucka

Katarzyna Bogucka


Katarzyna Bogucka is an illustrator from Poland who graduated with a degree in painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland. She works in various fields, including magazine illustrations, children's book illustrations, and street art. She enjoys creating illustrations in her unique style and is also an author of children's stories.


Ms. Bogucka's work is renowned for its geometric and modern forms, as well as its original color schemes. Her distinctive style has earned her numerous accolades, including the gold medal at the prestigious Satyrykon Competition in Poland in 2015, which has a 46-year history. She also received awards at the Łódź International Design Festival in Poland in 2013, 2014, and 2015. In Korea, she gained recognition by winning the Special Prize at the Nami Island International Illustration Concours in Seoul in 2013.


The official visuals of the 21st Jarasum Jazz Festival were made possible with the support of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of Poland and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.