face to a realization of the aspect of violence without being aware of the creator and sufferers of such violence; another installation of this shocking variety was created in 2002 at the Biała Gallery where an ambience of a home was created within the gallery with rooms for parents, a child, a painting of a child on the wall and blood stains on an unoccupied bed indicative of several interpretations such a violence or even women's monthly cycle; a photo series in which pictures of flowers, surgery, algorithm (Algorytm), peony flowers in bloom, and scene of an amputated leg were also blended aesthetically and geometrically; and some of her geometrically presented photographic series consisted of "Droga" made in 2003 with 9 pictures, Thaw (Odwilż) in 2003 consisting of 25 photos, "Book (Książka)" in 2004 comprising 24 pictures showing the pattern of blood stains on snow contrasting with views of the sky. In the "Arachne" (name of a lovely weaver in Greek mythology) created by Burska in 2003, was a blend of a video and a set of photos, in which a giant, a fearsome hairy spider or "bird spider" is shown moving in the well turned up bedroom or boudoir of a woman. In this Burska presents women's issues of "passions and fears" and beauty and ugliness. It is based on the story of Athena and Zeus. Burska's innovative technique practiced from 2004 onward relates to the "technique of found footage video" based on films. In this genre the works she created, which received appreciation, are "Rain in Paris" (Deszcz w Paryżu) in 2004 incorporating snippet scenes of love and eroticism made in Paris such as Queen Margot, Marquise, Dangerous Liaisons, Frantic, Henry & June, Poison Pen ( ), The Lovers on the Bridge, and Night Wind. From 2006 to 2008, Burska produced a number of works on the theme of "A Game with the Shifting Mirrors" (Gra z przemieszczającymi się zwierciadłami)". In another series she created a new story by drawing on scenes from three films – Chinese Box, Lolita, and Damage. Exhibitions Burska has held solo and group exhibitions of her art work not only in Poland but also in many other countries. Some of the shows held by her are: Solo exhibitions at: National Gallery of Art Zachęta, Warsaw Gallery of Contemporary Art Bunkier Sztuki, Cracow Wyspa Art Institute, Gdańsk City Gallery Arsenal, Białystok Kronika Art Center,