Diana Zarow "Selene"
Oil/Canvas 70 x 90 cm framed.
Diana Zarow's work refers to the trend of surrealism and magical realism. She prefers oil painting, but she is no stranger to drawing and watercolor as well. She tries to capture in her paintings something understated, disturbing, something that lurks on the edge of the subconscious. Her works are fleeting moments of the state of the soul captured on canvas. She is inspired by nature, man and the mysteries of the universe. She is instinctively driven to questions about the passing of time, the cycle of decay, the rebirth of nature. Through her works, she would like to affect the subconscious of the viewer, move him or her, cause a moment of reverie, arouse the need for reflection. She currently lives, works and creates in Rzeszow.
Major exhibitions: 2017 project "Metamorphosis" exhibition of works by Polish artists of surrealism and magical realism dedicated to the memory of Zdzislaw Beksinski 01.09.2017. - Morandowka in Zamosc, solo exhibition "On the edge of consciousness" 05.03.2018. - New York, presentation of a painting on a multimedia screen during Armory Artweeks New York 04.08.2018. - Korez Theater, Katowice, Collective exhibition of paintings and graphics "Forbidden images & World of Venus" 21.08.2018. - Museum of Polish Aviation in Krakow, Anniversary exhibition "Magic of the image", organized on the occasion of the 5th anniversary of the Art Derby Program 13.10.2018. - Tomaszow Lubelski, post-painting exhibition of the XII International Painting Plein Air "Colors of Roztocze", two awards for post-painting 2019 - STOP SMOG project, collective exhibitions "Stop!Smog, Belgium, Brussels, House of Southern Poland, International Congress Center in Katowice, Czestochowa Museum, Gliwice - Educational and Congress Center of Silesian University of Technology Publications: Collective album of paintings: Polish Painting 2019 2018. - Cover of Teresa Wolska-Gęsiarz's volume of poetry entitled. "Nadbagaż" 2017. - The cover of the poetry volume by Teresa Wolska-Gęsiarz titled. "Touch of Time"
