Wojnarowicz, Mateusz, Kosciuszko's burden. 2023. Acrylic on paper. 8.5 x 11. © M.W.
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Kosciuszko Mural Project
Kosciuszko Mural Project
Mateusz Wojnarowicz
Gen Z Entrepreneur & Innovator
Founder, Chairman, and Artist
Kosciuszko Mural Project
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Kosciuszko Mural Project is a non-profit social justice through the medium of visual arts subsidiary of Mateusz Wojnarowicz LLC. In my employment as Founder, Chairman, and organizing Artist at Kosciuszko Mural Project, I, Mateusz Wojnarowicz, Gen Z entrepreneur, develop, organize, and produce my solo and collaborative mural projects on a global scale based upon my decade long research and commitment to honor Polish hero of the American War of Independence, abolitionist of U.S. enslavement of Africans, advocate of Native American rights, liberator of Polish serfs, and the great fighter for Polish Independence, and, overall human rights visionary General Tadeusz Kosciuszko (1746-1817). Hence, Kosciuszko, ahead of his time in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries disrupting the ethnic, class, and racial status quo of anti-Slavic, anti-European Poor, anti-African, and anti-Native American oppression to equalize humanity is my blueprint for disrupting and innovating globally via Kosciuszko Mural Project. © M.W.
19 Styczeń 2024 r.—The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens , Munger Research Center
Mateusz Wojnarowicz LLC subsidiary research in the rare collections for Kosciuszko Mural Project:
Hereby, I, Mateusz Dominik Wojnarowicz, thank The Huntington for the welcome of me for an orientation and the obtaining of a library card for utilizing the reading room at the esteemed Munger Research Center on January 19th 2024. I thank the librarians who organized the 19th century rare books I desired for my distinct reader objectives on that day. My time at The Huntington Library was of good benefit to my research needs, as follows:
Memoir of Thaddeus Kosciuszko: Poland's hero and patriot, an officer in the American army of the revolution, and member of the Society of the Cincinnati, Evans, Anthony Walton White, 1883
Hereby, it was an honor to access and handle a rare text of distinction such as Memoir of Thaddeus Kosciuszko: Poland's hero and patriot. This text provides a brief, general, yet throughly accurate detailing of Tadeusz Kosciuszko’s history as a successful military leader, who during his time, fought for the ideals of liberty not just within the early United States, but also within a last ditch effort to protect the self-determination of Poles and Lithuanians alike in Europe.
Kosciuszko’s lifetime did not just present to us a history of a solider, but that of an engineer, of a man who was able to utilize his knowledge of military engineering and apply such toward his military strategy; this thorough and detailed military application showed itself most prominently during his time protecting Poland in the 1790s against foreign invasion.
Kosciuszko can certainly be shown as a man who fought in war not for the annexation and domination of a people by another, but for the self-determination and liberation of people in mind.
In conclusion, the knowledge from this book evokes much imagery which I can utilize towards projects of my non-profit social justice art subsidiary Kosciuszko Mural Project www.KosciuszkoMuralProject.org
Thus, my undertaking research of this rare Kosciuszko text at The Huntington Munger Center on January 19th 2024 expanded upon my decade-long Kosciuszko research at basis of my founding Kosciuszko Mural Project.
I look forward to the honor of further research at the Munger Center in the future.
Bardzo Dziękuję,
Mateusz Dominik Wojnarowicz
©️2024 Mateusz Dominik Wojnarowicz. All rights reserved.
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