Anna KOZŁOWSKA (b. 1985), Three States of Matter, 2026

mixed media (acrylic, spray paint), canvas, 80 x 60 cm, signed on the back

Born in 1985 in Wrocław. Visual artist. Her work is a fascinating blend of contemporary art and street art.
Intrigued by the aesthetics of urban space, she actively participates in the revitalization of Wrocław, co-creating murals and engaging in artistic activities in public spaces. In 2024 and 2025, she participated in the festival in Pleszew, co-painting an artistic train car with artists from all over Poland.
She is the creator of a mural at Wrocławskie Neony—an iconic, open-air neon gallery in the center of Wrocław, which is a key landmark on the map of Polish visual culture.
In her latest series of works, she explores the world of animals and small objects, presenting them in unusual, symbolic contexts. The artist employs a hyperrealistic style and intense colors, creating images that straddle the line between realism and surrealism. She experiments with light reflections and chiaroscuro to achieve the effect of a golden surface without using gold paint—a result that is both subtle and elegant.
The series invites the viewer to take a close look, as if through a microscope, at seemingly familiar objects that take on surprising meaning when seen in a new light.

2024 Exhibition at the Komisk Center in Łódź; honored as one of the top 20 in the “Inspired by Japan” competition
2023 – “Halo Universe,” MF Ferenczuk Gallery, Wałbrzych
2018 – “Three Pieces,” Idea Place, Wrocław
2017 – “Three Sisters,” Tymczasem Gallery, Zamek Cultural Center in Leśnica