VICTORY ART IN POLAND 
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I’ve been working in a financial corporation all my life. After 20 years of constant stress, I quit my job to rest and improve my health. It turned out that there is life outside the corporation - I started visiting museums, galleries, festivals, reader’s evenings, etc. I felt the need to present my feelings, thoughts, or experiences in the form of an image. |
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I painted with a brush, spatula, and various instruments that were close to hand. But after a while my need to explore invited me to express myself more. I started pouring paint onto the canvas, blowing it, splashing it, combining different textures and structures. So as to achieve a fresh and surprising effect even for me. The inner call of creation consumed me completely. |
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I create realistic paintings focusing on ambiance and feelings which connect places and people. The intricate fragments of my life are the subject of my works.
I slowly matured to become a painter. I graduated as a designer and a shoe designer job became my daily grind. In those days I used to paint after hours until I was able to comprehend that painting is the most amazing thing I can do. Now, after moving and living in a few cities in Poland, I found my place in Sopot where I currently live and work.
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I'm an artist currently living in Warsaw. Experimenting with different media where I combine oil, acrylic paint, ink, chemical substances, natural pigments, and also dyes used in microscopic examinations. All of them combined to bring out unique and intensive colors.
My abstract paintings are inspired by geological formations, cosmos, oceans, and sea life. In my artwork, I focus on details and structure. After a closer glimpse, you can notice in my work patterns looking like microorganisms or cells under a microscope giving an organic feeling to my art.
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Dominika Fedko-Wójs, born in 1992, lives and creates in Krakow. Graduated from Krakow's Academy of Fine Arts with distinction, obtaining a master's degree in Graphic Design. For her master thesis and diploma which had been displayed at the Palace of Art in Krakow, she received a Society of Friends of Fine Arts Award, handed out during the official ceremony in Professor Karol Estreicher's Villa.
Besides being a fine artist, Dominika is also a graphic designer in one of the biggest branding agencies in Poland combining her professional career with a passion for illustration, animation, and artistic book design.
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I have always looked at the world differently, it seems to me that I see more than others. I often hear someone tell me that I can read their mind. Creativity, emotions, thoughts on the meaning of life, philosophy have been with me for years. I was looking for a way of expression, I wanted these emotions and thoughts to come to light. I started drawing, experimenting and it was digital art that allowed me to release my emotions to a previously unattainable degree.
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Gamid Ibadullayev (b. 1980, Baku, Azerbaijan, in Poland since 2005). Graduated from the Academy in Baku with diplomas in Ceramics and History of Art (2003), and from the Cinematography Department at the Film and Television Academy in Warsaw (2008).
In my art practice, I am interested in looking for similarities between artistic activity and processes occurring in the world of nature. I am inspired by these natural phenomena that are unpredictable, unique, or capable of shaping the space. Observing them and their constant changes, like growth, decay, movement, revival, or relationships with man-made objects – is a starting point for my work.
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It all begins with a blank piece of paper or canvas. I never plan what to paint, nor have any idea what will come out or how long it would take to finish. A journey begins with the first strokes of the brush, pencil, pen, few drops of water, first splashes of ink, paint.. and then, in the flow, I discover curious worlds of my own mind.
I love doing things in an intuitive way whenever it’s possible. Things that inspire me and make me feel alive are conscious movement and dance, playing djembe, creative cooking, photography of moments that catch my soul, home decorating, exploring nature.
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Justyna graduated with the distinction of the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź – Poland.
My passion, interests, and real work concern artistic fields like oil and acrylic painting, graphics, sculpture, clothing, and textile design, construction, and creation of artistic objects and facilities.
The main focus of my artistic creations is the person, I’m especially inspired by human faces as a determinant of people’s emotions.
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I was born in Nowy Sącz (Poland) in 1997. There I have finished Artistic Education in the field of visual arts. Now I have started Contemporary Art in Kraków.
I base my actions on attention to detail and great diligence, which gives me satisfaction. Every day there are new challenges and new ideas. Some day it is nature but someday it's an emotion my emotion caused by real life.
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Ever since I remember, I have always needed artistic activity. However, my serious adventure with art began, when I had started my education in fine arts high school. I was gaining new skills – in the areas of sculpture, painting, drawing, design, photography. Art became a form of expressing my emotions and dealing with them. Simultaneously, I was interested in erasing borders between art disciplines and involving the viewer in the creative process.
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Constantly experimenting with colours, techniques and textures to best show the emotions. I use very often synthetic gold in my painting to show light of energy. This is why very often my paintings do not fit within the framework and often go out into space.
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As I always had the intense urge to create, it was no surprise that I discovered my passion for painting and couldn’t stop since then. Pouring my emotions onto paper felt so therapeutic and opened up a magical space that it became an irreplaceable part of my life.
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Michał Konrad Zalewski is a Polish abstract painter. His style is a fusion of geometric abstraction and expressionism. In his work, he focuses on composition, color, and structure.
He is inspired by music and urban culture. His work seeks to explore themes surrounding music and human emotions, forcing viewers to think about their feelings.
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I was born in Konin in 1995, in a city in the center of Poland. Since 2015 I studied Graphic Art at the University of Fine Arts in Poznań. My specialization is intaglio and I finished my master's degree in this technique. I use basic techniques like aquatint and etching but also I prefer more complicated things like sugar lift and salt tint. Except for metal techniques, I work also in serigraphy, linocut, lithography, and painting. In my artworks, I focus on architecture, geometry, and social problems.
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Polish artists
Polish artists
Polish artists