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Monika WidenkaFree Blue 3319 – Textured Blue and White Abstract Painting on Paper, 20252025
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„Free Blue 3319” to abstrakcyjny obraz mix medialny na papierze o wymiarach 59,5 x 42 cm autorstwa współczesnej polskiej artystki Moniki Widenka.
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Biografia artysty: Monika Widenka jest polską artystką urodzoną w 1980 roku. Jej praca jest owocem życiowej podróży - wyrażając piękno, subtelność i głębię ludzkiego doświadczenia. Dla niej sztuka jest nie tylko drogą do samopoznania, ale także sposobem na wspieranie innych w znalezieniu harmonii i głębszego zrozumienia.
Po ukończeniu szkoły średniej w 1999 roku studiowała na Akademii Sztuk Pięknych we Wrocławiu, gdzie w 2005 roku uzyskała tytuł magistra w dziedzinie wzornictwa wnętrz i wzornictwa przemysłowego. Później współpracowała z firmami w Polsce i za granicą i założyła własną firmę zajmującą się projektowaniem wnętrz.
Dziś malarstwo jest jej osobistym językiem - sposobem na dzielenie się spostrzeżeniami, inspirowanie i łączenie się. Wierzy, że sztuka ma moc uzdrawiania i łagodzania na wielu poziomach ludzkiej egzystencji. Jej celem jest tworzenie obrazów, które wykraczają poza doświadczenie wizualne - prace, które mówią o emocjach, medium i duszy. Jej sztuka zachęca do refleksji i wewnętrzną podróż w kierunku uzdrowienia i całości. Wierzy, że kiedy artysta tworzy z duszą, wkraca w głębszy wymiar, w którym tworzenie staje się aktem duchowym. W tej przestrzeni sztuka ożywa - przekraczając czas i przestrzeń oraz budując mosty między duszami twórcy a widza.
Her work has found its place on international art stages, with exhibitions in esteemed galleries in New York, Milan, and Amsterdam. These global showcases reflect the deep emotional impact and universal language of her paintings – reaching hearts far beyond borders.
Od serca do serca,
Monika
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- Creator:Monika Widenka (1980, Polish)
- Creation Year:2025
- Dimensions:Height: 23.43 in (59.5 cm)Width: 16.54 in (42 cm)Depth: 0.04 in (1 mm)
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- Gallery Location:BIELSKO-BIAŁA, PL
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2813216615362
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