Nastasia STANISZEWSKA (b. 1996), Weave of bodies: entwined, in love, 2021

mixed technique (intaglio, oil paint with varnish), Hahnemuhle paper, 106 x 78 cm, 1/1 (unique), signed l.d.: Nastazja Staniszewska, "Splot ciał" , 1/1, Krakow , 2021.
The graphic took part in exhibitions:
- 07-08.2021 r. - Nastazja Staniszewska's solo exhibition "Space of the body" pr

Born 10.02.1996 in Wroclaw.
Graduate of the Faculty of Painting at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts.
Matejko in Cracow, in June 2021 in the painting studio of prof.
Marta Makarczuk.
In addition, a graduate of the direction: Artistic education in the visual arts
Visual Arts, at the Faculty of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow with supervisor Dr. Anna Król and supervisor
Painting faculty, Prof. Adam Brincken in 2022.
She defended her doctorate in Painting at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in
Wroclaw under the tutelage of Prof. Michal Sikorski and Michal Marek in early 2023.
She is a multiple recipient of scholarships from the rector of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow and Wroclaw, and has been awarded for her artistic achievements.
artistic achievements. Participant of numerous solo and group exhibitions in Poland and abroad.
Participant in the FIGURE TRIENNALE 2022 Wroclaw in the project "About the color green and
Wigs", Art Fair "BODY SPACES" and "VISIONS" in Venice at the Albrizzi - Capello Palace, Art
Fair in Rome at the Medina Art Gallery, and "SUPERNATURAL" in London at THE LINE
Contemporary Art Space .
Her paintings are in numerous private collections throughout Poland and abroad, including.
Wroclaw, Krakow, Warsaw in Germany in Berlin, in the UK London and in
Italy: Rome, Venice.
She works in painting, drawing, sculpture and printmaking: intaglio, monotype.
Her art studio is located in the heart of Wroclaw.
She is the founder of the "Youth" group, which supports the "body positive" movement, basing its tenets on
bold, nude photos of the female participants of the art group themselves.
In 2018, she published a book of poetry entitled. "Reflection," telling in it openly about the past
trauma, focusing not only on those positive aspects of human existence.