nieNATURALnie is an audiovisual project by two artists – multimedia artist Beata Małyska and musical artist Remigiusz Zawadzki.

The essence of the project is the confrontation of the natural environment with its unnatural reflection. Humans, in this case the creator, can transform and even deform nature, but nature will always play a primary role because humans are subordinate to it. Regardless of whether a work imitates or deconstructs the original, it requires the existence of that original as a model.
The project's visual layer consists of photos of an artificial, black Christmas tree depicted against a natural background. The audio layer consists of sounds of nature, including animals, transformed using studio techniques into music drawing not only from the tradition of ambient music but also from modern dance electronics. This allows sounds that are soothing in the real world to gain a completely new dimension thanks to modern sound design, fostering not only contemplation but also encouraging dancing. Work on the photographs has been ongoing since November 2013. They have already been taken in locations including Kraków's Błonia Park, Podlasie, Mazovia, and the Baltic Sea.

The exhibition will be presented in June 2015 at Ney Gallery&Prints in Warsaw. The exhibition will feature large-format photographs, video projections, and audio recordings. A catalog with reproductions of the works and a CD with audio recordings will also be released. The project is supervised by Professor Wojciech Prażmowski, an outstanding Polish photographer, lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and the National Film School in Łódź, and member of the Association of Polish Art Photographers.

Beata Małyska (born 1990 in Warsaw) is a multimedia artist working with photography and video art. In 2013, she received her bachelor's degree from Professor Jarnuszkiewicz's Photographic Narrative Studio at the Faculty of Media Art of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where she is currently pursuing her master's degree. From 2012 to 2013, she collaborated with TR Warszawa. She currently works at the Studio Theatre in Warsaw. In 2013 and 2014, she had two solo exhibitions: "Mimikra" (Klatka Gallery, Warsaw; Creme de la Creme, Krakow). She has participated in group exhibitions in Poland and abroad (including "Obrazki Akademii" (Academy Pictures), Riga; "Spojrzenia!" (Views!) as part of the 11th Fotofestiwal, Galeria Nowa Przestrzeń AHEart, Łódź; "Światoobraz" (World Image), Branicki Palace, Warsaw; and "Acomodacja" (Museum of Modern Art), Minsk). She is a two-time recipient of the Fund for the Promotion of Creativity at the ZAiKS Association of Authors' Creativity and a scholarship from the Minister of Science and Higher Education for outstanding artistic achievements. Her work has been published in press materials for the 7th Berlin Biennale, on TVP Kultura, in Art&Business magazine, and in promotional materials for TR Warszawa and the Studio Theatre. Remigiusz Zawadzki (born 1983 in Warsaw) graduated from the G. Bacewicz State Primary Music School in violin, and then from the F. Chopin State Music School Complex in classical percussion. He studied jazz percussion for a year with Kazimierz Jonkisz as part of the Bednarska Foundation. He has made a significant contribution as an instrumentalist, producer, composer and/or producer to the creation of albums by the following bands: Afro Kolektyw (the albums "Połącz Kropki" [Polskie Radio 2008], "Piosenki Po Polsku" [Universal Music Polska 2012], "46 Minut Sodomy" [Universal Music Polska 2014]), DagaDana (the album "Maleńka" [Offside Records 2008] awarded with the Fryderyk 2011 in the folk/world music category and the album "Czy Nie" [Agora S.A. 2011] nominated for the Fryderyk 2012), Emma Dax [Mystic Production 2011], the album nominated for the Fryderyk 2012 in the club/electronic music category), Newest Zealand [2010], Rita Pax [2013], Crab Invasion [2013] and took part in Okazjonalnie He has collaborated or is collaborating with artists such as Zbigniew Wodecki, Krzesimir Dębski, Anna Jurksztowicz, Jacek Perkowski (ex-T. Love), and many others. He has co-authored numerous remixes and has performed extensively on stages in Poland and abroad, as well as on Polish Radio. He also composes music for animations and creates background music for television programs and commercials.