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Diverse cities views

Monika Mrowiec

2020 • Poland • Acrylic on Canvas

47 x 71 in

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Monika Mrowiec

Poland

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 47.2x70.9in

About this artwork

"Diverse cities views" is a diptych of 120 x 90 cm pieces (120 x 180 cm whole). The image is my variation on the subject of perspective and relates to my interpretation of diversity. It was created in a mixed technique based on acrylic painting. In addition, to enrich the flat form of the image I used liquid and pastes of acrylic media, thanks to which I obtained an interesting texture that can be felt under the fingers. The inspiration was cubist… paintings of Pablo Picasso as "Brick Factory at Tortosa" and "The Reservoir, Horta de Ebro". Sides of canvas are the continuation of the front artwork.

Monika Mrowiec

Poland

Credentials

Group shows participant
International Exposure
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« Art gives me the opportunity to express myself and my emotions in a very ecstatic and colorful, crazy way. »

The artist was born in Opole and studied at the Institute of Art, part of Opole University's Faculty of History and Pedagogy, from 2010 to 2015, earning a master's degree in art. The artist has recently focused on classical art, drawing from the grace of ancient marble sculptures and the depth of mythology, while also incorporating the dynamic energy of pop art. This combination gives the artist a wide spectrum of subject matter to explore. The chosen technique for this style is unconventional; the artist exclusively utilizes paints derived from linseed or safflower oil to depict figures, purposefully abstaining from superfluous solvents. The sole medium employed is pure walnut oil, serving both as a substance for mixing paint during the creative process and as a natural cleansing agent for brushes.

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