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Patrycja Sprada
Poland
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Digital on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 39.4x35.4in
About this artwork
Mnemonics, the Art of Memory, has always helped transmit knowledge. Before printing, stories were shared through troubadour songs and frescoes.
A powerful tool is the Method of Loci, invented by Simonides of Ceos and used by Cicero. It connects memories to imagined places using imagination.
In art, memory exists as unrealized sketches, unfinished paintings, and abandoned color schemes that remain only in the artist’s mind. These become multilayered… abstract creations expressed in abstract painting.
According to Roman Ingarden, an abstract image shows the absence of literary themes and objects. Memory itself is abstract and exists only in the mind.
Memory is the ultimate zero waste: nothing is lost — even unfinished ideas continue to live and create new meaning.
A powerful tool is the Method of Loci, invented by Simonides of Ceos and used by Cicero. It connects memories to imagined places using imagination.
In art, memory exists as unrealized sketches, unfinished paintings, and abandoned color schemes that remain only in the artist’s mind. These become multilayered… abstract creations expressed in abstract painting.
According to Roman Ingarden, an abstract image shows the absence of literary themes and objects. Memory itself is abstract and exists only in the mind.
Memory is the ultimate zero waste: nothing is lost — even unfinished ideas continue to live and create new meaning.
Patrycja Sprada
Poland
Credentials
- Works on commission
Patrycja Sprada, with formal training from The Strzemiński Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź, masterfully intertwines traditional painting with digital art, graphic design, and photography. Her techniques range from abstraction and surrealism to clean graphic signs, using mostly digital mediums to distill reality into emblematic forms. She explores conceptual themes like the emotional core of moments, especially through her Kintsugi-inspired series, where light, line, and color create new realities. Her work radiates a quiet yet profound intensity, inviting viewers to rediscover the hidden layers of their own emotions within her autonomous, evocative images.
Patrycja Sprada
Zero Waste I
$1,530
