Małgorzata Mycek Silk Scarf – "Ghost Feasting with Ants..." | Limited Edition

Limited edition silk scarf featuring artwork by Polish artist Małgorzata Mycek (b. 1993). Made of 100% natural silk with a satin weave, this art scarf was inspired by Mycek's painting "Ghost Feasting with Ants in an Orchard During a Frost", shown in the exhibition The Woman Question 1550–2025 at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.

• 100% natural silk, satin weave
• Size: 63 × 90 cm
• Limited edition of 100
• Designed in collaboration with the artist
• Exclusive to M-Store MSN

Photography: Alicja Lesiak
Model: Zuza Stolarek

The photograph was taken in natural light to represent the scarf's true appearance as accurately as possible; however, slight colour variations may occur.


Małgorzata Mycek’s artistic practice is embedded in ecological, queer, and feminist activism. In the surrounding gloom, captured from a frog’s-eye view, the living-dead figure appears compressed into the confines of the rectangular frame, as if on the verge of bursting forth. Its small head contrasts with its huge heavy limbs. The feast of the title appears as an uneasy coexistence: it is unclear whether the figure feasts with the ants scurrying around its legs or if the ants feast on their naked, non-gendered humanoid body. This visual motif is evocative of the sensation of tingling; the Polish word mrowienie (similar to mrówka—ant) describes the feeling of insects crawling on or under the skin.

Source of inspiration:
MAŁGORZATA MYCEK (B. 1993)
Ghost Feasting with Ants in an Orchard During a Frost
2024
oil paint on canvas
Private collection