Artist Information:
Maria Poliansky Aaria
Montreal,
Canada
Member Since: Sep 2008
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Artist Statement:
Maria Poliansky is a Canadian
award winning artist living
and working out of her studio
in Montreal, Quebec.
During Maria’s more than 20
years of art making, she has
worked in drawing and mural
painting, batik on silk and
textile design, printmaking
(mostly etching and monothype)
and painting. Painting,
however, always has been one
of her favorite mediums.
In her current paintings Maria
uses oil, alkyd, acrylic,
mineral pigments and mixed
media to explore the phenomena
of color to form her inner
world and transfer it onto the
canvas.
Her creative method includes
the study of nature, constant
experimentation with visual
ideas and design based on the
extensive arsenal of technical
skills she has developed.
The style of her recent
paintings ranges from abstract
to more representative works,
and the sizes from small
intimate pieces to huge
canvases comparable to murals.
As an exhibiting artist,
Maria’s work has been
presented on several
prestigious international
shows, including the 1st
International Biennial (BIMP)
in Vancouver, Canada, where
she got Special Jurors
Acknowledgement for the work
“The Nest II”.
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Maria Poliansky Aaria's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Maria Poliansky Aaria's Portfolio. Browse Poliansky Aaria's body of work: Maria Poliansky is a Canadian award winning artist living and working out of her studio in Montreal, Quebec.
During Maria’s more than 20 years of art making, she has worked in drawing and mural painting, batik on silk and textile design, printmaking (mostly etching and monothype) and painting. Painting, however, always has been one of her favorite mediums.
In her current paintings Maria uses oil, alkyd, acrylic, mineral pigments and mixed media to explore the phenomena of color to form her inner world and transfer it onto the canvas.
Her creative method includes the study of nature, constant experimentation ... |
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