The water is calm and clear, and the sun shines softly on the beach. The sound of the ocean’s waves creates a calming, almost hypnotic music that fills the air. As you watch, you’ll find yourself sinking deeper into a feeling of peace. It’s the kind of peace that comes from the world slowing down around you—quiet, simple, and still.

PROM Kultury Saska Kępa

A cinematic journey on the beautiful shore in the clear water on a northern Danish beach on a sunny October day 2024.

This film takes you to the edge of the beach, where the waves gently meet the shore. 

The water is calm and clear, and the sun shines softly on the beach. The sound of the ocean’s waves creates a calming, almost hypnotic music that fills the air. As you watch, you’ll find yourself sinking deeper into a feeling of peace. It's the kind of peace that comes from the world slowing down around you—quiet, simple, and still.

For me, Watching “The Spiritual Living in the Sea” isn’t just about observing a place—it’s about experiencing it, about letting yourself feel the stillness and the rhythm of the sea.

The film invites you to step into a world where everything moves slowly, and the only thing that matters is the quiet rhythm of the waves. 

It’s relaxing and meditative and creates a feeling of calm that stays with you long after the film ends.’So, a fair warning: what you see might stay with you longer than that one annoying song you can’t get out of your head. And who do you decide to share it with?

Well, let’s just say it might change their entire outlook on life… or at least make them question their choices.

“Out of the water“ Zula Winiewka

An Exhibition of Zula Winiewka

Presentation by Curator Katarsyna Haber and Zen Gallery

PROM Kultury Saska Kępa, ul. Brukselska 23, Warszawa