Artist Information:
Kasia Blekiewicz
gdansk,
Poland
Member Since: Oct 2006
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Artist Statement:
"I was born in 1972, Gdansk,
Poland. In 1999 I completed my
studies at the Academy of Fine
Art in Gdansk and obtained a
Masters Degree in Painting in
professor Maciej Swieszewski's
atelier.
Signs that appear in my works
come from my imagination. When
being enchanted by nature I
synthesize this world and
portray it in the form of
imaginary symbols. Among signs
that I use there are ones that
may be explained in relation
to Christian, Egyptian or
Greek symbology - symbols of
fish, eye or wings; but also
those that bear no relation to
concrete forms - abstract
symbols composing specific,
complex systems like archaic,
ideographic scriptures. Those
signs are not symbols that
should be directly read, they
rather represent signs that
are riddles tempting viewer's
imagination. They lead back to
ancient mystique but without
the signposts."
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Artist Exhibitions:
2007 - Solo exhibition,Hotel
Aston, Nice, France
2007 - Galerie Princesse de
Kiev, Nice, France
2007 - "The Place",The Polish
Social and Educational Society
building,Glasgow,United
Kingdom
2007 - Edinburgh Art
Festival,"Inspiring Humanity"
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
2007 - Biennale of Painting
and Unique Tapestry,Museum of
Gdynia City,Gdynia,Poland
2007 - ...
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Kasia Blekiewicz's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Kasia Blekiewicz's Portfolio. Browse Blekiewicz's body of work: "I was born in 1972, Gdansk, Poland. In 1999 I completed my studies at the Academy of Fine Art in Gdansk and obtained a Masters Degree in Painting in professor Maciej Swieszewski's atelier.
Signs that appear in my works come from my imagination. When being enchanted by nature I synthesize this world and portray it in the form of imaginary symbols. Among signs that I use there are ones that may be explained in relation to Christian, Egyptian or Greek symbology - symbols of fish, eye or wings; but also those that bear no relation to concrete forms - abstract symbols... |
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