Revolution Mill presents Work Ethics, a solo exhibition by artist Kasia Ozga from April – June 27th, 2026. The exhibition is open to the public from 9 am – 7 pm on weekdays and by appointment on evening and weekends (email contact@kasiaozga.com ).

Exhibition Description: Where does work begin? With business owners who pay laborers to build and man factories? With workers who exchange bodily and mental wear and tear for wages? With mothers who labor to give birth to both? Kasia Ozga’s art uses workwear to explore who works, why, and under what conditions. She transforms what we discard to highlight buried perspectives and bring attention to how power manifests in relation to waste, modelling connections between material and social change.

Her works evoke presence and pride in collective labor, alongside loss on an individual and communal scale, from absent labor laws, the effects of globalization and offshoring, and the digitization of manual processes. Ultimately, she questions which bodies are missing in political and cultural discourses, asking viewers whether our current situation is fixed or not and how change can emerge.