Anna Krzeminska, Entrance / Entry, 2016

acrylic on canvas, 100x90 cm

Researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Interior Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. In 2019, she received her doctoral degree from the Faculty of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She organizes and curates exhibitions in Poland and abroad as part of the international exchange program between partner universities and foreign research trips for employees of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.The artist communicates with the viewer using the most synthetic form of sign, reminiscent of Indonesian batik patterns. The message of her works is always subordinated to saturated colors and strong light, penetrating the fabric, enhancing the saturation of color.They also have a symbolic, spiritual dimension. This pursuit of sonorous color and luminosity of colors stems from the artist's experience of treating batik like stained glass. The color patches in her easel paintings are also characterized by softness of modeling and saturation with the energy of light, retained in synthetic forms of signs.