Dimensions: 100 x 100 cm (according to the frame)
signed p.d.: 'Zalewska'
Signed and described on the loom: 'Anna Zalewska "Guardians of Unspoken Words"'.
Biography
From the beginning she was fascinated by art in its broadest sense. In order to develop her interests, she took up studies at the High School of Fine Arts in Poznań, but in fact painting consciously and with full commitment appeared in her life during her engineering studies. Thanks to the constant search for new inspirations, it gained clarity, determination in the search for the perfect form and a kind of roughness. The developed ability to combine two seemingly very distant planes has resulted in an original and strongly distinctive artistic effect. The very process of creating successive works is constantly transformed. Escaping from routine and repetition, she strives with each new work to improve her technique, look for new painting techniques and solutions, as well as experiment with color. In her painting one can see a strong focus on the form of the human body and a rejection of the rules of perspective. A multitude of subjects binds together a distinctive style: strong geometrization, clear colors, sharp contours and a clearly defined subject. Each painting is enclosed on a unique plane, mostly oriented towards a single emotion, which allows it to be created so that it is alive. Exhibitions: group exhibition 'Art Now' National Museum in Krakow 2018; exhibition at ARTEHOS Art Fair 2017 Barcelona, Spain 2017; solo exhibition 'Reality Abstractions' NEXT Bydgoszcz Gallery, 2017; group exhibition 'Jasinski & Friends IV' Amaristo, National Theater, Warsaw, 2015; group exhibition 'VariArt' Międzylesie Castle, 2014; group exhibition 'There are no children-there are people' Warsaw, 2012.
