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Beata Kmita
Poland
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x35.4in
About this artwork
Infinity is an abstract work that plays with blue, white, earthy and orange tones to convey a sense of serenity, transformation and eternity. Blues evoke the sea and sky, while whites suggest an ethereal and fluid atmosphere. Earthy tones connect with nature and the earth, while orange brings energy, symbolizing passion, renewal and the spark of change.
At the centre of the composition, a heart emerges subtly and unintentionally, but it integrates… perfectly, representing the vital energy and deep connection between all that exists. Next to it, an infinity symbol, open at one end, adds a unique dimension: it not only suggests a process of constant expansion and transformation, but also represents the breaking of life’s loops, the liberation from repetitive patterns and the opening to new possibilities.
At the centre of the composition, a heart emerges subtly and unintentionally, but it integrates… perfectly, representing the vital energy and deep connection between all that exists. Next to it, an infinity symbol, open at one end, adds a unique dimension: it not only suggests a process of constant expansion and transformation, but also represents the breaking of life’s loops, the liberation from repetitive patterns and the opening to new possibilities.
Beata Kmita
Poland
Credentials
- Works on commission
Beata Kmita is a Polish painter based in Mexico whose primary medium is acrylic on canvas. Her abstract and expressive style is characterized by an accumulation of layers, textures and dynamic brushstrokes, elements influenced by the Mexican Caribbean. Her works, charged with vibrant energy, evoke themes of self-discovery and duality, inviting the viewer to experiment not only with the eye, but with the heart, perceiving each creation as a portal to their own inner world.
