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Artist Information:
Bozena Dusseau Labedz
Alkmaar,
Netherlands
Member Since: Jan 2001
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Artist Exhibitions:
CURRICULUM VITAE

1984-Graduated cumlaude from
the
Academy of Fine Arts
Cracow/Poland
1986-Stipendium awarded by the

Ministery of Arts &
Culture
Warsaw/Poland
1987-Emigration to the
Netherlands


INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS

1984-Gallery of Arts BWA
Katowice/Poland
1985-Press Gallery
Katowice/Poland
1986-Concerthall
Katowice/Poland
1987-Academy of ...

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PAINTINGS ARE IN PRIVATE
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EXPORTS TO:
USA, FRANCE, GERMANY, POLAND,
IBIZA(SPAIN),ITALY,ENGLAND...

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Artist Statement for Bozena Dusseau Labedz

BOZENA DUSSEAU - LABEDZ
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS/CRACOW, 1984, POLAND

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email:
bozenadusseau@cs.com

Prices mentioned in this gallery are without engagement, resp. are subject to change without prior notice.

About her work:


I can’t paint a portrait of someone who I can’t open like a tin of fish …."
(Oskar Kokoschka)

A portrait offers us an individual gift every time - possibility to enter a portrayed subject accompanied by an outstanding guide - the artist himself who is believed " to see more than anyone". Expression of a human body is of special meaning. The problem of showing expression in art is getting complicated since we deal there with expressing a psychic state of characters we act simultaneously with expressing the author’s psychic conditions. And thus we are in contact with born heroes’ and their creator’s psyche. Neither science nor psychology can answer a question:
"What is man?" because they make use of description and analysis methods. Nobody but an artist can answer it since he uses his own intuition. According to Fromm, a man through gaining more and more rule over the nature becomes more and more lonely and
isolated in his world .But he still has a chance to develop his own freedom and authenticity. Yet he most often sacrifices his own
personality while trying to conform with the others by means of artificial ways in order not to loose touch with the community.
Only creativity can bring man’s freedom back to him thanks to his experiencing his own personality as a complete whole.
Haste of life, everyday troubles are the factors which do not favour developments of an individual, sincere and frank interpersonal contact, unconventional way of life. Conformity seems an easier alternative as the way of living than being true to oneself, similarly to passive consumption which becomes the opposite of self actualisation in various spheres of life and art. Thus painting is important as an offer of a dialogue for a man with other people and also with the world and it can be the way of manifesting one’s own uniqueness Leonardo da Vinci in his hymn of praise to painting wrote:
"…..if an artist chooses to see beauty and to adore it, he is mighty to evoke it himself but if he chooses to see frightening monsters, silly and good to laugh at and feel pity for - he is their master and God."







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