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Agnieszka Potocka-Makoś

2025 • Poland • Acrylic, Embroidery on Canvas , Wood

20 x 20 in

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Agnieszka Potocka-Makoś

Poland

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Medium : Acrylic, Embroidery on Canvas , Wood
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in

About this artwork

I poured my heart into this piece, blending acrylic and embroidery to capture a fleeting moment between earth and sky. The interplay of abstract forms and impressionistic strokes invites you to feel the breeze and sense the shifting clouds. It radiates a calm yet dynamic energy, perfect for bringing a sense of open space and contemplative tranquility into your home.

Agnieszka Potocka-Makoś

Poland

Credentials

Prizewinner
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« You don't need to hear a pompous theory behind the painting from the artist to grasp its meaning. Good work should speak to you directly from the canvas. »

Agnieszka Potocka-Makoś is a prizewinning Polish abstract painter and photographer. She completes her works using acrylic paints applied with spatulas, synthetic brushes and impasto structure media. Her painting crosses many styles, sometimes geometric and industrial as in her Moments series or fluid and soft in her Raw series. Potocka-Makoś feels that artworks do not have to answer to or be contextualized within specific circumstances but rather should be judged by their subjective impact on the viewer.

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