Ongoing Art Exhibit - Icons in Transformation by Ludmila Pawlowska

About Ludmila Pawlowska and Icons in Transformation

Born in Kazakhstan and now based in Sweden, Ludmila Pawlowska has been shaped by profound experiences that continue to inspire her art. Icons in Transformation is a museum-quality exhibit, shown in cathedrals and museums around the world, now at All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Palo Alto. Featuring more than 150 expressive mixed-media works, the exhibit reinterprets Christian icons in ways that invite reflection, hope, and transformation.

Icons in Transformation is more than an art show—it is a spiritual experience. Walking among the icons, visitors will encounter beauty that transcends words and discover new ways of experiencing God’s presence. It is especially meaningful to host this exhibit during the season of Lent to use it as contemplative pieces when the Church in a violent world wrestle with the message of God’s love and hope in the person and work of Jesus Christ. All Saints' is honored to share this exhibit with the community, opening our doors to seekers, artists, and all who wish to explore the transforming power of sacred art. 

This exhibit is dedicated to Ukraine, based on Ludmila's Ukrainian roots.

Check out our overview page to see all the events associated with the exhibit.

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The exhibit is now open will be showing through April 5th

The hours are:  Fridays 4PM - 8PM; Saturday/Sunday 12 PM-8PM.

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Private tours can be arranged by emailing office@asaints.org!

Below are some photos and movies from our exhibit and the opening night.